Using Web Administration

To achieve this, expand the Directory management category in the navigation area.

1. Click Add an entry or click Manage entries and select the location cn=ibmPolicies or cn=localhost and click Add.
2. Select one of the group object classes from Structural object class menu.
   • accessGroup
   • accessRole
   • AIXaccessGroup
   • eNTGroup
   • groupofNames
   • groupofUniqueNames
   • groupofURLs
   • ibm-nestedGroup
   • ibm-proxyGroup
   • ibm-staticGroup
   • ibm-dynamicGroup
3. Click Next.
4. Select ibm-searchLimits auxiliary object class you want to use from the Available menu and click Add. Repeat this process for each additional auxiliary object class you want to add. You can also delete an auxiliary object class from the Selected menu. Select it and clickRemove.
5. Click Next.
6. In the Relative DN field, enter the relative distinguished name (RDN®) of the group that you are adding, for example, cn=Search Group1.
7. In the Parent DN field, enter the distinguished name of the tree entry you are selecting, for example, cn=localhost. You can also click Browse to select the Parent DN from the list. Select your choice and click Select to specify the Parent DN that you want. The Parent DN defaults to the entry selected in the tree.
   Note: If you start the task from the Manage entries panel, this field is pre-filled. Select the Parent DN before you click Add to start the add entry process.
8. In the Required attributes tab, enter the required values. The required attributes are defined as follows:
   • cn is the relative DN specified.
   • In the ibm-searchSizeLimit field specify the number of entries that define the size of the search . This number can range between 0 and 2,147,483,647. A setting of 0 is the same as Unlimited.
   • In the ibm-searchTimeLimit field specify the number of seconds that define the duration of the search . This number can range between 0 and 2,147,483,647. A setting of 0 is the same as Unlimited.
   • Depending on the object class selected, you see a Member or an uniqueMember field. These are the members of the group you are creating. The entry is in the form of a DN,

     for example, cn=Bob Garcia,ou=austin,o=sample

   Note:

   1. If the attribute is multi-valued and you want to add more than one value for a particular attribute, click Multiple values. See Adding multiple values for attributes.
   2. If an attribute requires binary data, click Binary data. See Binary data for attributes
   3. If your server has language tags enabled, click Language tag value to add or remove language tag descriptors. See Language tags and Adding language tag values for more information.
   4. If an attribute contains referrals, click Manage referral. See Referrals and Creating default referrals for more information.
9. Click Optional attributes tab enter the appropriate values.
10. Click Finish to create an entry.