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Overview

Security groups are the basic structure through which the nVIRO system manages users' ability to access resources and edit data. As shown in the diagram below, the system contains a set of roles, which provide permissions to carry out certain actions in the system. These roles are grouped together in various combinations to create security groups. Users are then added to one or more security groups to provide them with the sum total of the permissions that are contained within those groups.

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Security Groups are managed on the Security Groups and Edit Security Group pages, discussed below. User membership in security groups is managed on the User Details page.

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SITE_NAMESite NameUse this tag on a form control when integrating with nCORE

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