Groups Tab

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Groups Tab

Below is an example of the Content > Groups tab:

The following table describes the Groups tab.

1	By default, 50 groups are displayed per page. To go to the next page, click . To go to the last page, click .
2	- Filter the groups based on various parameters. Filter Panel: Name - Select the Name drop-down value as either Equals or Contains. To search the group name using the Contains operator, set the filter option to Contains operator from the drop-down list and start typing the name of the group. Type one character and a list of group that contain that character is displayed, as you continue to type, the list is filtered to match. To search the group name using the Equals operator, set the filter option to Equals operator from the drop-down list and enter the full name. The particular group name will be displayed. Policy Status - Select the Policy Status from the drop-down list. The various drop-down values are: Published: Groups that are published to use. Unpublished: Groups that are saved but not published. Failed: Groups that are failed to publish. N/A: Groups for which publication status is not applicable. Partial: Groups that are partially published. Services - The service type to which the group is attached. Policies – The policies to which the group is attached.
3	Toolbar Create New - Lets you create a new group. For more information, see Create a group. Edit - Lets you edit the group. For more information, see Managing Groups. Publish - Publishes selected groups. Delete - Deletes the selected group.
4	Group List Pane Name - Name of the group. Description - Description of the group. Services - Displays the service to the which the group is applied. Policies - Displays the policy to which the group is applied. Policy Status - Status of the policy. The values are: Published, Unpublished, Failed, N/A. You can also sort on any column. If you mouse over a column header, a sort icon is displayed: . Click  to sort by the selected column.
5	Groups Details Panel Displays the properties of the selected group.

Below is an example of the Create group dialog:

The table describes the information and options in the Create Group dialog:

Field	Description
Group Name	Name of the group. The name should be unique.
Group Description (Optional)	Description of the group. Description should not exceed 8000 characters.
Save and Close	Saves the settings and closes the Create Group dialog.

Below is an example of the define group dialog:

The table describes the information and options in the Define Group dialog:

Field	Description
Services List	Displays the list of services. The following describes services list: Service name – Name of the service. Group - Name of the group. Host - Host name of the service. Version - Service version. All - Lets you to add services to the group. You can either click  to add all services or click  to add specific service.
Hide Services in a Group	Displays the services that is not assigned to any group. By default, this option is disabled.
Selected Services	Displays the list of selected services for the group.
Save and Close	Saves the setting and closed the create group dialog.
Save and Publish	Saves and publishes the created group. Note: This option is disabled if you have not: - Assigned services. - Assigned policies.

Below is an example of Assign policy dialog:

The following table describes assign policy dialog:

Field	Description
Policies List	Displays the list of policies associated with the group. The following describes policies list: Name - Name of the policy. Description - Description of the policy. Groups - Groups associated with the policy. Action - Click to add policies to the group.
Selected Policies	Displays the list of selected policies for the group.
Save and Close	Saves the setting and closed the create group dialog.
Save and Publish	Saves and publishes the created group. Note: This option is disabled if you have not: - Assigned services. - Assigned policies.

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