Article ID: 915675 - Last Review: April 24, 2007 - Revision: 2.1

How to include domain groups in the identity information displayed by domain members

INTRODUCTION

This article describes how to configure the Groove domain to include domain groups in the identity information that is displayed by domain members in Groove. For example, in the Contacts list and in the lists of domain members, the domain group will follow the identity name and the domain name of a domain member. The group information also appears when a contact examines the identity properties of a domain member.

MORE INFORMATION

To include group membership in the identity information of Groove domain members, you must enable an option in the Groove domain. To do this, follow these steps as appropriate for your environment.

Groove Enterprise Management Server or Groove Hosted Services

  1. On the Groove Management Server administrative Web site, click your domain name.
  2. At the top of the page, click Domain Properties.
  3. Under Representation of Affiliation, click Show member's position within the domain/group hierarchy, and then click OK.

Microsoft Office Groove Server Manager or Groove Enterprise Service

  1. On the Groove Manager administrative Web site, click your domain name.
  2. At the top of the page, click Domain Properties.
  3. Under When displaying a member's domain affiliation, show, click to select Domain and Group, and then click OK.

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