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OnCommand Workflow Automation 5.1

Edit Active Directory Group dialog box

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The Edit Active Directory Group dialog box enables you to view and modify the OnCommand Workflow Automation Active Directory group settings.

Depending on your Active Directory group privileges and role, you might not have access to the Active Directory Groups window. However, you can edit the settings for your Active Directory group by selecting Settings, and under Management click Active Directory Groups.

Note The fields that are available to you for editing depend on your Active Directory group privileges.
  • Group Name

    Displays the group name for the Active Directory group.

  • Role

    Displays the assigned role for the user account.

    Displays one of the following group roles assigned for the Active Directory group:

    • Guest

      This group can only view the status of a workflow execution or be notified about a change in the status of a workflow execution.

    • Operator

      This group is allowed to preview and execute the workflows for which the group is provided access.

    • Approver

      This group is allowed to preview, execute, approve, and reject the workflows for which the group is provided access.

      Note You must provide the email ID of the approver and the status of the workflow that is to be notified to the approver. If there are multiple approvers, you can provide a group email ID in the E-mail field.
    • Architect

      This group has full access to create workflows, but is restricted from modifying global WFA server settings.

    • Admin

      This group has complete access to the WFA server.

      Note You must configure at least one admin group.
  • E-mail

    Specifies the email for the Active Directory group to which notifications are sent if the Notify On option is selected.

  • Notify On

    Enables you to select when the active directory group should be notified by email during the workflow execution triggered by that active directory group. You can select any combination of the following options:

    • Workflow execution started: Notifies the user when the workflow execution begins.

    • Workflow execution failed/partially successful: Notifies the user if the workflow execution fails or if the workflow was successfully executed even though one or more steps failed.

      The execution is completed because the failed steps were configured to allow the workflow execution to continue even when the step fails.

    • Workflow execution completed successfully: Notifies the user when the workflow execution is completed successfully.

    • Workflow execution waiting for approval: Notifies the user if the workflow execution is waiting for approval from either an Operator or Architect user, depending on the WFA configuration setting.

Command buttons

  • Save

    Saves the configuration settings and closes the dialog box.

  • Cancel

    Cancels changes, if any, and closes the dialog box.