From the Controlling Access by Group.
dialog box, you can add rules to allow or deny group access. For additional information, including examples, seeThe options are:
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A regular expression specifying one or more groups. Use a backslash before characters in the group name that have a special meaning in regular expressions. To specify a Windows Active Directory domain, use either a single forward slash or two backward slashes between the domain name and the group name. The following formats are equivalent:
NOTE:You must include the domain name for all domain groups. If you omit domain information, the server looks for groups defined on the local computer. To specify a local group, use no domain name, or specify the local computer name for the domain name. |
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Allow access to the specified group(s). |
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Deny access to the specified group(s). |
NOTE:
You can specify a comma-separated list of groups in the
text box. When you click , each group in the list is added as a new line item in your list of configured groups.Reflection for Secure IT always adds ^ to the beginning and $ to the end of the regular expressions that you enter. This ensures that the regular expression matches the entire input.