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UCS 2.4 - Univention

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4 <strong>Univention</strong> Directory Manager<br />

user object as the primary group of the user. As standard this is the Domain Users groups.<br />

’Default Computer Group’ tab<br />

The default value for the primary group for Windows computers, which should be selected in advance<br />

in the Machine account group selection list on the Machine account tab when adding a Windows<br />

computer. As standard this is the Windows Hosts group.<br />

’Default DC Master & Backup Server Group’ tab<br />

The default value for the primary group for domain controller master and domain controller backup<br />

computers. As standard this is the DC Backup Hosts group.<br />

’Default DC Slave Computer Group’ tab<br />

The default value for the primary group for domain controller slave computers. As standard this is the<br />

DC Slave Hosts group.<br />

’Default Member Server Group’ tab<br />

The default value for the primary group for member server computers. As standard this is the Com-<br />

puters group.<br />

’Default Client Computer Group’ tab<br />

The default value for the primary group for client computers. As standard this is the Computers<br />

group.<br />

’KDE Profiles’ tab<br />

Default KDE Profiles<br />

Absolute path to the profiles for the KDE graphic interface. The profiles are available when adding or<br />

editing a user on the [Desktop Settings] tab.<br />

As standard KDE profiles are saved in the /usr/share/univention-kde-profiles/ directory.<br />

The univention-kde-profile-builder program can be used to create packages from these<br />

profiles. The contained profiles are automatically saved in the standard directory during installation<br />

of these packages. Further information can be found in Chapter 9 bzw. [10].<br />

4.5.12.7 Default containers<br />

Distinguished Names (DN), which have to be known within the system, are stored in the object default<br />

containers. These include, for example, the DNs of the containers which are offered by the search function<br />

for restricting the search area, or DNs required by <strong>Univention</strong> Directory Manager or other programs, such<br />

as the storage location of licences.<br />

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