- Click the Administration tab. In the column on the left, click Web Applications.
- On the Web Applications page, click Add Group.
- Under General Settings, enter the Group Name and a Description of the group.
- Click Web Applications in Group. The Web Applications not included in Group column lists all of the web applications for which you are an administrator. Use the arrow buttons to move the appropriate web applications into the Web Applications included in Group column. The single arrow buttons move the selected web application. The double arrow buttons move all administrators from one column to the other.
If you want to add any web applications that are not listed here, you will first need to add them to your account. You can continue with this procedure and then edit the web application later to add the missing administrators.
- Click Administrator Access. The Administrators without Profile access column lists all of the administrators associated with your account. The people listed in the Administrators with Profile Access column will be able to make changes to the settings for this group of applications. By default, your email address is included in that list. Use the arrow buttons to move administrators from one column to the other. The single arrow buttons move the selected administrator. The double arrow buttons move all administrators from one column to the other.
If you want to add any administrators who are not listed here, you will first need to add them to your account. You can continue with this procedure and then edit the group later to add the missing administrators.
- Click Add. In the confirmation window that appears, click OK.
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Adding groups in Deep Security for Web Apps 2.0
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