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Click Groups on the User Administration home screen and click on a group name to view it. DTPUser Administration ships  DTP ships with default groups that cannot be modified. Links  Links to these built-in groups are disabled.

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Information about the group is split up into three sections:

• Users: Lists the current users in the group and provides the ability to manually add users to the group. Users can also be programmatically added by syncing with your LDAP system (see Automatic LDAP Synchronization).

• Permissions: Shows the current module permissions attached to the group and provides the ability to add module permissions for each module in your Parasoft infrastructure (i.e., em or pstsec).(e.g., infrastructure (for example, grs, pstsec, etc.and so on).

• Inherited Groups: Shows groups inherited by the group and provides the ability to add inherited groups.

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1. Click Groups on the User Administration home screen and click Add Group.
2. Provide a name for the group and a short descriptionsdescription, if desired (descriptions are optional) and then click Create. A blank group template will open. See Editing Groups for more information about adding users, permissions, and inherited groups.

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Configuring Group Permissions

See User Administration OverviewOverview#Permissions to learn about particular permissions.

1. Click Groups on the User Administration home screen and click on a group name to open its detail page.
2. Click Add Permissions.
3. Choose a functionality from the Tool drop-down listTool menu.

4. Choose a permission setting from the Permission drop-down list  menu that describes the range of permissions to grant. 

5. Choose a status from the Value drop-down menu to specify the type of permission. Some tools take a Boolean value to grant or deny access to the tool. Choose true to enable access or false deny access to the tool. 

6. Click Confirm to add the permission and close the dialog or click Confirm and Add Another to add the permission and leave the dialog open so you can add another one.  

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1. Click Groups on the User Administration home screen and click on a group name to open its detail page.
2. Click Add Users. All available users are shown.
3. To find a specific user, enter a search term in the Search field. The list will automatically update to match your search term.
4. Select the users you want to add to this group.
   • If you search again, the users previously selected will remain selected, even if they are not included in the new search. The total number of users currently selected is shown at the bottom of the dialog.
5. Click Confirm. All selected users will be added.

Automatic Member Synchronization

You can set groups that have been created manually to automatically synchronize with an equivalent LDAP group if the Use Member Attribute option is enabled (see Configuring LDAP). The following will occur automatic synchronization:

• Periodically update the list of users assigned to this group based on the members of the equivalent LDAP group.
• Automatically create users if they do not already exist.
• Immediately synchronize groups after changes are saved if the group is new or if automatic synchronization was disabled.

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