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In an NDS environment, these groups will be created in the same context in which

the FaxPress is installed.

In a Novell Bindery environment these groups will be created on the FaxPress

master file server (the server that the FaxPress server software is installed on.)

Global Groups

Membership in FaxPress Single Sign On can also be defined in terms of groups of

FaxPress servers by pointing a global membership group in a shared space. When

users are added to the global group, their privileges are defined for every FaxPress

server that shares the global group.

To allow global privileges:

• Enable global groups for each server that you want to access members on a

global basis and locate the global groups in the same context. FaxPress will

create the groups for you.

• Add users using Novell administrative tools to any of the following group

names:

•

FAXPRESS_User

— User*

•

FAXPRESS_Router

— Router*

•

FAXPRESS_Operator

— Operator*

•

FAXPRESS_Supervisor

— Supervisor*

Refer to user privilege definitions in "Configuring the User" in Chapter 4.

In an NDS environment, global groups can be created anywhere in the NDS tree

and the privileges granted will match membership in the group. For example, if

there are FaxPresses installed in regional contexts and the global groups exist in a

corporate context, an administrator will only have to update the global groups to

control the privileges of all FaxPresses.

Automatic creation of Mailboxes

Once you have enabled SSO on the FaxPress server, and added the users to the

above groups, the users can login to FaxPress. The user needs to first login to

either NDS or the file server that the administrator specified. When the user tries

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