Changes for page Benutzerverwaltung

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  **Assign Groups**
--In the second step, specify the group membership. In most cases, [[groups>>doc:||anchor="#Groups"]] have different rights. A user can be assigned to multiple groups. There is no requirement to assign a user to a group. Some groups are already provided when you install ACMP (including //AD Login//, //Full access//, and //Secured by MFA//).
++In the second step, specify the group membership. In most cases, [[groups>>doc:||anchor="HManageGroups"]] have different rights. A user can be assigned to multiple groups. There is no requirement to assign a user to a group. Some groups are already provided when you install ACMP (including //AD Login//, //Full access//, and //Secured by MFA//).
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  For security reasons, it is not recommended to assign a user to multiple groups. Instead, you can, for example, create a separate group for the user.
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  = Import Active Directory Users =
--In ACMP, one or more AD groups can be assigned to a group, linked by “or.” A mapping is displayed by a corresponding icon. All members of these groups can log in to the ACMP Console and have the rights assigned to their group. A prerequisite for this is that they are also members of the respective access group specified under [[AD Login>>doc:||anchor="HActiveDirectory-Anmeldung"]]. Manually adding users is not necessary in this case, but it remains possible, allowing users to be managed entirely within Active Directory.
++In ACMP, one or more AD groups can be assigned to a group, linked by “or.” A mapping is displayed by a corresponding icon. All members of these groups can log in to the ACMP Console and have the rights assigned to their group. A prerequisite for this is that they are also members of the respective access group specified under [[AD Login>>doc:ACMP.610.ACMP-Solutions.System.Einstellungen.ACMP Server.WebHome||anchor="HActiveDirectoryLogin"]]. Manually adding users is not necessary in this case, but it remains possible, allowing users to be managed entirely within Active Directory.
  If a user logs in this way, the system automatically adds them to the ACMP Database. Alternatively, all users can be manually imported into the database using the //Import all new AD users from the AD access group into the database// function. This does not involve user synchronization, so existing users are neither imported into AD nor deleted from it. Users who have been deleted from Active Directory or removed from a group are not deleted from the ACMP Database, but are merely removed from the corresponding ACMP groups.