Users example

Only after the definition of Unix Attributes for groups, it's possible to define the Unix Attributes for users, because each user has a Primary Group ID. For the user 'administrador' we have:

Figure 1.8: 'administrador' properties

$\Rightarrow$ Note: To have groups in IPBrick that will include users belonging to those same groups, it's necessary that:

• Those groups have the Unix Attributes defined;
• The users, members of these groups, have the Unix Attributes defined;
• The users should be added to groups in the groups tab: UNIX Attributes, Members;

Additional information:

• GID Domain Users : Must be 513;
• GID Domain Admins : Must be 512;
• UID administrator : Must be 10000
• The other users will have the UID 100001, 100002 etc.
• If using other LDAP groups you can use GID 514, 515 etc.