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Can you use groups within the Sophos Groups?

For example. I want to create a Sophos Administrator group. That group will be added to the Administrators group in Roles and Sub-Estates as well as the local group Sophos Console Administrators.  Right now we are just added individual peoples names into these two groups.

Also, If I am just giving a group access to run reports do they have to be in the Sophos Console Administrators group?

The discriptions for the Sophos Console Administrators group says Administrators of the Enterprise Console and all documentation I read says all uses of the console need to be in the Sophos Console Admin group. Shouldnt this group be called "Console Access" instead of Administrator in it. Having ADMIN in it makes it sould like you are giving them full access.

Then you have the Sophos FULL Administrator. Whats the difference?

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  • Hi,

    You can't nest groups as far as I can tell, you have to add members directly.

    In order to be able to launch the console you need to be in the Sophos Console Administrators group as the DCOM security is configured for this group.  I.e. you need to be a member of the grouo in order to interact with the Sophos Management Service.

    Full Administrators group was added when role based administration was added and is part of the default permissions.  I.e. the ability to access the default subestate which includes all groups, etc.

    Regards,

    Jak

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  • Hi,

    You can't nest groups as far as I can tell, you have to add members directly.

    In order to be able to launch the console you need to be in the Sophos Console Administrators group as the DCOM security is configured for this group.  I.e. you need to be a member of the grouo in order to interact with the Sophos Management Service.

    Full Administrators group was added when role based administration was added and is part of the default permissions.  I.e. the ability to access the default subestate which includes all groups, etc.

    Regards,

    Jak

    :55331
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