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Chapter 12: Remote Authentication<br />

• To search for user groups, type a search string in the Search for<br />

User Group field, and then click Go.<br />

• Click a column header to sort the list of user groups by the<br />

information in that column.<br />

• Click Select all to select all user groups for import.<br />

• Click Deselect all to deselect all selected user groups.<br />

6. In the Policies column, select a CC-SG access policy from the list to<br />

assign the policy to the selected group.<br />

7. Click Import to import the selected user groups.<br />

Tip: To check that the group imported properly and to view the privileges of<br />

the group just imported, click the Users tab, then select the imported group<br />

to open the User Group Profile screen. Verify the information in the<br />

Privileges and Device/Node Policies tab. Click the Active Directory<br />

Associations tab to view information on the AD module associated with the<br />

user group.<br />

Synchronizing AD with CC-SG<br />

There are several methods for synchronizing the information on CC-SG<br />

with the information on your AD server.<br />

• Daily synchronization of all modules: You can enable scheduled<br />

synchronization to allow CC-SG to synchronize all AD modules daily<br />

at the time you choose. See Synchronize All AD Modules (on page<br />

144). This synchronization is necessary only when you are using AD<br />

for authorization.<br />

• On Demand Synchronization: You can perform two types of<br />

synchronization whenever you choose:<br />

1. All Active Directory Modules: This option performs the same<br />

operation as daily synchronization of all modules, but you can use<br />

it to synchronize at any time on demand. This synchronization is<br />

necessary only when you are using AD for authorization. See<br />

Synchronize All AD Modules (on page 144).<br />

2. All User Groups: Use this option when you have changed a user<br />

group. Synchronizing all user groups allows you to map imported<br />

and local user groups to user groups identified as part of an AD<br />

module. Synchronizing user groups does not update access<br />

information in CC-SG. You must synchronize all AD modules,<br />

either by waiting for daily synchronization to run or by running the<br />

on-demand synchronization of all modules, to update access<br />

information. See Synchronize All User Groups with AD (on<br />

page 143).<br />

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