Adds a managed group template to the Data Governance Edition deployment to define the hierarchy of Active Directory groups to be created to support ACLs for managed resources.
Syntax:
Add-QManagedGroupTemplate -GroupNamingPattern <String> [-Description [<String>]] [-GroupType [<Int32>]] [-ParentGroupTemplateID [<String>]] [-IsSelfServiceGroup [<Boolean>]] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameter | Description |
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GroupNamingPattern |
Specify the default naming pattern to be used to name the group defined in the managed group template. A naming pattern is a series of literals and embedded variables that allows a group name to be dynamically generated at run time. Run the Get-QNamePatternResolver cmdlet to retrieve a list of available variables that can be used in the group naming pattern. |
Description | (Optional) Specify a description for the managed group template. |
GroupType |
(Optional) Specify the type of Active Directory group to be created as defined in the managed group template:
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ParentGroupTemplateID |
(Optional) Specify the ID (GUID format) of a parent group template under which the group defined in this managed group template is to be created. When created, child groups are nested as members of their parent group. When no parent group template is specified, a top-level (parent) group is created. |
IsSelfServiceGroup |
(Optional) Specify whether the group defined in the template is to be published to the IT Shop:
Setting this flag limits the "best fit" calculation to only include groups that have this flag set to $true. |
Examples:
Example | Description |
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Add-QManagedGroupTemplate -GroupNamingPattern L-[ShareName]-FC -GroupType 0 | Adds a new top-level managed group template for a Domain Local group with a naming pattern of L-[ShareName]-FC. |
Add-QManagedGroupTemplate -GroupNamingPattern G-[random]-FC -GroupType 1 -ParentGroupTemplateID b119eac0-7a92-45c3-b7af-6c97c8dc34f2 | Adds a new managed group template for a Global group with a naming pattern of G-[random]-FC, nested under the specified Domain Local group. |