Hello, everyone.
And this is and I'm going to show you how to add groups and how to add users to wolves and modify user
attributes.
Also, I'm going to explain the difference between the primary and secondary groups.
Finally, I'm going to show you how to treat a group as we can see and dislike.
If you would like to create a new group, we're underfunding command group at the options and we can
find all the options and the members of the user at and the group in it would like to list all the groups
in our system.
We are under command.
Cats slash ADC slash coop can for more details about the group.
Here's some examples.
Here's an example.
Group at Dashi 2020 Network.
So the dashi, if you would like to assign a group idea to the to the group, we kind of run either
the short notation or the long rotation dash.
We can create a group without if and assign a group of ideas.
So the system automatically will assign random ideas.
So here in the slide you can see the the command user mod.
Then two options.
Then the group name landy's in it.
So what is the user want.
So the user what if we would like to add users to a specific group.
So we are on this comment.
So we are under user wrote binda options.
Then the group named in the user name.
Also we can modified the attributes of the user by running the command user mod options and these and
there are many options.
We can find them in the mandate of user mode.
For example, the dash a dash, it's a band and dashes groups and dash l uppercase URLs.
So this the loc dash uppercase you.
It's a lock.
Dash sees the comments.
So let's expand in for example.
Let's expand on an example.
And what examples about these options.
So here for example, first we would like to know how many groups that user Jerry up along to.
So we are under comment ideas, Jerry.
Then it's going to the system will list all the groups for us.
Then we would like to add, Jerry, to these two groups.
We're under command user Modin Dash.
So we're going to aband then that she says that she is this is the groups.
And so those two commands, if we random or tied them together, it means that we would like to assign
this to groups or one duffed, like assign Jerry to these two groups as a second class.
If we can run the command user mode with option dash lowercase, she it means that we would like to
assign a primary group to charity.
So it's a difference between the dash uppercase and dash dorkus.
So if I would like just to assign a primary group, then we assigned Dashi.
I would like to assign secondary groups to use assurity.
We assign Desh a then uppercase dashi.
So the difference between the primary and this, a country group.
Each user has one primary group.
However, we can assign many secondary groups and many groups to the to the user.
So, as we can see, here is the command explaining in the previous example.
So dash lowercase case and the group named into a name.
So if you'd like to assign secondary goals like it doesn't matter how many numbers of the groups that
would like to assigned to the username, we are under command to have the command Dash eight and uppercase.
Now she says an example used.
And what then, Judge Dasch, lower case.
You do network with injury.
Then use our what here for the second critical we would like to assign to those two groups to Shery.
So we would like Jerry to be members of this.
Two groups dash air, then uppercase Necci.
So here I didgeridoos.
So.
So one random element I did in the name of the user, for example.
Who Jerry.
It will list us all the groups and a formation for you as a charity.
If you'd like to delete a group, we are under following command group delved into option, then group
name.
So I would like to list the grogs after we delete and make sure that we deleted the group.
We just ran the command.
Cat Search ADC slash group down the pipe grip developer.
Example, how to delete a group.
We just say a simple, straightforward command, so group deal.
Dan, the name of the group, if we'd like to find more information about group there we run.
We're under command man group Dale.
And we can find more information about this command and also the the options and other details.
OK.
Thank you.
And that's for our decision.
I'll see you in the next.
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