To select a folder to be removed. see, Removing a folder from a, To add a volume, server, and disk folder. see – Dell Compellent Series 30 User Manual

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Managing User Groups

5 Click Close.

Removing a Folder from a User Group

Note

Removing a folder from a user group denies access to that folder to users who are
members of that group.

1 In the Manage User Groups Update User Group window, select a folder or subfolder.

2 Click Remove Folder. The wizard displays a window listing user groups that will be

impacted by removing the specified folder from the user group.

3 Click Remove Now. A removal confirmation window appears asking you to confirm the

removal.

4 Click Yes to confirm the removal or No to cancel.

5 When you have confirmed or cancelled the removal, click Return.

6 Click Close.

An individual user who has access to more than one group may still have access to the

folder you removed from this group.

Adding a Folder to a User Group

Note

Adding folders to a user group gives access to users who are a member of that
group.

1 In the Manage User Groups Update User Group window, click Add Folder.

2 On the next window, select one of the following:

Add Volume Folder: The System Manager displays a list of volume folders. Select
a volume folder. Include or exclude subfolders. Click Add Now.

Add Server Folder: The System Manager displays a list of server folders. Select
a server folder. Include or exclude subfolders. Click Add Now.

Add Disk Folder: The System Manager displays a list of disk folders. Select a disk
folder. Click Add Now.

3 Click Return.

4 Click Close.

Deleting a User Group

1 On the Manage User Groups Update User Group window, select the user group to

be deleted.

2 Click Delete Group. You are asked to confirm the deletion.

3 Click Yes to delete the user group.

4 Click Close.

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