New Windows-Linked User Group

How do I open New

Windows

-Linked User Group?

To move

Windows

accounts from one domain to another, create

Windows

-linked user group accounts instead of individual

Windows

-linked user accounts.

Windows

-linked user group accounts, and the user accounts they contain, can move from one domain to another while keeping security permissions for the group accounts intact.

Linking user groups from a

Windows

domain or workgroup to the

FactoryTalk

system allows the

Windows

user accounts in the group to access the

FactoryTalk

system using their existing

Windows

credentials. To modify the properties of a

Windows

-linked user group, (for example the group's name, or which user accounts are members of the group), use

Windows

.

Use

Windows

-Linked User Group

to add a group account in the

FactoryTalk Directory

that is linked to a user group account in

Windows

.

When adding a

Windows

-linked user group account, all user accounts in the

Windows

user group can access the

FactoryTalk

system. To prevent some users in a

Windows

-linked group from accessing the

FactoryTalk

system, create

Windows

-linked accounts for those users, and then set permissions to deny access to those user accounts.

Windows-linked user groups are influenced by Windows security policy settings. For more information, see The influence of Windows User Rights Assignment settings on a FactoryTalk system.