Section 12.2 Users, Groups, Policies, and Scopes Organizational Chart
Section 12.2 Organizational Chart of Users, Groups, Policies, and Scopes
Section 12.2.1 Security Quick Start Reference
1 Create a Policy
2 Create a Scope
3 Add a Policy to a Group and assign the scope
4 Add Users to a Group
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