Dear Support Team, really nice product and easy to understand. At the moment we implement a PRTG for testing and I had a closer look to the 'User Groups'. What I not understand is, when I create a User Group why the group is displayed under Local Probe. What is the idea behind this? Many thanks for your feedback. Brgds Markus
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There is no 'mapping' in this case. Such a new "User Group Home" is a normal new device group. You can move devices/groups into it, or create new ones in this group.
Created on Aug 10, 2011 2:02:12 PM by
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Dear Markus,
the "User Group Home" (device-group) is automatically configured to have access rights, that will allow the User Group to see/access the devices in it. Otherwise the default access right for the entire device tree for any (new) user group is always none.
best regards.
Created on Aug 9, 2011 3:51:20 PM by
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Hi Torsten, thanks for your fast response. But how is the mapping between a 'User Group Home' and the devices. When I open the 'User Group Home' there no devices in it. Also when I change the access rights the user see the devices in the normal view but not in the 'User Group Home'. Is there a article or KB entry to read/understand the behavior?
Thanks Markus
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There is no 'mapping' in this case. Such a new "User Group Home" is a normal new device group. You can move devices/groups into it, or create new ones in this group.
Created on Aug 10, 2011 2:02:12 PM by
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