You can see all the system entitlements.
To display system entitlements
In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Governance Administration.
On the Governance Administration page, click System entitlements.
This opens the System Entitlements page (see System entitlements (page description)) and displays all the system entitlements.
You can see all relevant information about system entitlements summarized in an overview. The information is represented by shapes in a HyperView.
To display a system entitlement's overview
In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Governance Administration.
On the Governance Administration page, click System entitlements.
On the System Entitlements page, click the system entitlement whose overview you want to display.
On the overview page, click Overview.
This opens the Overview - <system entitlement name> page (see Overview – System entitlement (page description)).
You can see and edit system entitlements' main data.
To show and edit a system entitlement's main data
In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Governance Administration.
On the Governance Administration page, click System entitlements.
On the System Entitlements page, click the system entitlement whose main data you want to display/edit.
On the overview page, click Main data.
On the Main data - <system entitlement name>, make your changes in the respective fields (see Main data – System entitlement (page description)).
Click Save.
To edit the group scope and group type of an Active Directory group
In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Governance Administration.
On the Governance Administration page, click System entitlements.
On the System Entitlements page, click the Active Directory that you want to edit.
On the overview page, click Main data.
On the Main data - <Active Directory group name>, click Request modification.
In the Modify Active Directory group dialog, make your changes in the respective fields:
Group scope: Select the scope that specifies the range of the group's usage within the domain or forest. The group's scope specifies where the group is allowed to issue permissions. You can specify one of the following group scopes:
Global group: Global groups can be used to provide cross-domain authorizations. Members of a global group are only user accounts, computers, and groups belonging to the global group’s domain.
Local: Local groups are used when authorizations are issued within the same domain. Members of a domain local group can be user accounts, computers, or groups in any domain.
Universal: Universal groups can be used to provide cross-domain authorizations available. Universal group members can be user accounts and groups from all domains in one domain structure.
Group type: Specify whether this is an Active Directory security group or an Active Directory distribution group.
Click OK.
On the My Shopping Cart page, click Submit.
TIP: You can also add more products to your shopping cart and configure various settings. For more information, see Managing products in the shopping cart.
The Active Directory group changes after the modifications to the Active Directory group have been granted approval.
You cannot delete Active Directory groups directly. You can request deletion of the Active Directory groups and await approval of the request.
To delete Active Directory groups
In the menu bar, click Responsibilities > Governance Administration.
On the Governance Administration page, click System entitlements.
On the System Entitlements page, click the Active Directory group that you want to delete.
On the overview page, click Main data.
On the Main data - <Active Directory group name>, click Request deletion.
In the dialog, confirm the prompt with Yes.
On the My Shopping Cart page, click Submit.
TIP: You can also add more products to your shopping cart and configure various settings. For more information, see Managing products in the shopping cart.
The Active Directory group is deleted after it has been granted approval.
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