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Designating group administrators
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The Default group uses the SonicWALL Default policy, which is configured with settings
recommended by SonicWALL to protect most organizations. You can assign a different policy
to the
Default group.
Create or edit a group
Use this procedure to assign a name and a policy to a group. See Move computers into a group
on page 70 for instructions on assigning computers to the group.
To create or edit a group:
On the Groups + Policies page, click Add Group or Edit/Assign Policy, specify a name and a policy
for the group, then click
Save.
Note
Delete a group
You must move all computers out of a group before you can delete it. See Move computers into
a group on page 70 for instructions.
To delete a group:
On the Groups + Policies page, click Delete next to the group you want to delete.
You cannot delete the Default group.
Designating group administrators
Group administrators oversee and manage the groups that you, the site administrator, assign to
them. When creating group administrators, you specify which groups they manage, a password
they use to access the SecurityCenter, and their access level.
Why use group administrators?
Create group administrators to distribute security management in large organizations.
Group administrators have fewer access rights than the site administrator. While the site
administrator can access all security information for all client computers in the account, group
administrators can access information only for client computers in the groups they are assigned
to.
Only one policy can be assigned to a group. Any existing policy is removed from that group when
you click
Save.