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UCS 2.4 - Univention

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’Groups’ tab<br />

4.5 <strong>Univention</strong> Directory Manager modules<br />

This tab has the purpose of defining the user’s group membership. If no settings are made on this<br />

tab when creating the user, the preset value for the primary group will be stored.<br />

Primary group<br />

This select list can be used for specifying the user’s primary group. All the groups registered in the<br />

domain are open for selection. By default, the group Domain Users is preset. This setting can be<br />

changed, further details on this issue can be found in chapter 4.5.12.6. If the primary group of a user<br />

has been removed by an external LDAP modification, the default group is assigned to the user object<br />

the next time the object will be modified.<br />

Groups<br />

Additional groups can be assigned to the user here, in which he is to be a member.<br />

’Windows Advanced’ tab<br />

Settings for working on Windows terminal servers can be made here.<br />

Home directory for Windows terminal services<br />

The directory path which is to be the user’s Windows home directory on the terminal server can be<br />

entered here.<br />

Example:<br />

\\ucs-file-server\ts\user<br />

Home drive for Windows terminal services<br />

If the Windows home directory for this user is to appear on different Windows drive than specified in<br />

the Samba configuration, the respective letter of the drive can be entered here followed by a colon,<br />

e.g. M:.<br />

Startup command<br />

Path to a program which should be run when a terminal session is started. The Explorer is started as<br />

standard for Microsoft Windows.<br />

Working directory for startup command<br />

The program’s working directory, which is entered under Startup command.<br />

Use client configuration for startup command<br />

Both configuration settings Startup command and Working directory for startup command can<br />

be overwritten by the client application. If this checkbox is activated, the client configuration is used.<br />

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