User Group Domain Map

User Group Domain Map facilitates System Administrators to view the available user groups and map the required Domain to User Group(s). System Administrators can also remove user group mapping for specific domain or map additional domains to a specific user group to ensure confidentiality of restricted Information Domains.
You can access User Group Domain Map window by expanding User Administrator section within the tree structure of Navigation List to the left.
The User Group Domain Map window displays a list of available user groups in alphabetical order with the User Group ID, Group Name, and Description. On selecting a user group, the list of available mapped domains are displayed.

Note:

It is mandatory to map at least one information domain to a user group.
You can search for specific user group based on User Group ID, Group Name, and Description.
To map a user group to a domain, do the following:
  1. Select the checkbox adjacent to the required User Group ID. The User Group Domain Map window is refreshed to display the existing mapped domains.
  2. Click the Edit icon in the Mapped Domains section tool bar.
    The User Group Domain Map window is displayed.
    • To map Domains to a User Group, select the Domain from the Members list and click the Move icon. You can press Ctrl for multiple selections.
    • To map all the Domains to a User Group, click the Move All icon.
    • To remove mapping for a user group, select the Domain from Select Members list and click the Remove icon.
    • To remove all Domains mapped to User Group, click the Remove All icon.
    In the User Group Domain Map window, you can search for a Domain using the Search field.
  3. Click OK to save the mappings and return to User Group Domain Map window.
    Mapping/un mapping of User Groups to Domain should be authorized by the System Authorizer. If you have enabled auto authorization, then the User Group-Domain mapping/un mapping gets authorized automatically. To enable auto authorization, see the SMS Auto Authorization section.