Changing an ownership group

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You can use the management GUI or the command-line interface (CLI) to change the name of an ownership group.

An ownership group defines a subset of users and objects within the system. You can create ownership groups to further restrict access to specific resources that are defined in the ownership group. Only users with Security Administrator roles can configure and manage ownership groups. Restricted users are those users who are defined to a specific ownership group and can only view or manage specific resources that are assigned to that ownership group. Unrestricted users are not defined to an ownership group and can manage any objects on the system based on their role on the system.

Using the management GUI

  1. Select Access > Ownership Groups. The Ownership Group page opens.
  2. Click the menu button next to the ownership group that you want to rename, and then select Rename Group. The Rename Ownership Group page opens.
  3. Specify a new name, and then select Rename.

Using the command-line interface

Use the chownershipgroup command to change the name of an ownership group.

For example:
chownershipgroup new_name group_id_or_name
where new_name is the new name for the ownership group and group_id_or_name specifies the ID or name of the existing ownership group.