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group get (Group Management)--Show Group Information

Show group information. The information displayed includes: group name, ID, scope, description, principal group members, and the new object ACL definition associated to the group (if any).

Syntax

group get <name> [ --batch ]

Parameters

<name>

Name of the group for which to display information. The name may be specified in one of the following ways:

<group>

Local group.

/<group>

Global group.

<scope>:<type>:<group>

A fully qualified principal name where <scope> is 'global' or 'local', <type> is 'group', and <group> is the group name.

--batch

Display output in UDL format

Examples

group get my-group

Show information for local group 'my-group'.

group get /my-group

Show information for global group 'my-group'.

group get local:group:my-group

Show information for local group 'my-group'.

group get global:group:my-group

Show information for global group 'my-group'.

Note

Only group members who have previously logged in to the grid are listed in the global group membership display.

Output Specification

The non-batch output of this command is as follows:

Group Name            : <val>
Group ID              : <val>
Scope                 : <val>
Description           : <val>

--- Member Information ---
ID                                    Scope  Type  Name
-------------------------------------------------------------------
<val>                                 <val>  <val> <val>
...
<val>                                 <val>  <val> <val>

--- New Object ACL Owner Information ---
ID                                    Scope  Type   Name
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<val>                                 <val>  <val>  <val>

--- New Object ACL Entry Information ---
ID                                    Scope  Type   Name   Access
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<val>                                 <val>  <val>  <val>  <val>
...
<val>                                 <val>  <val>  <val>  <val>

The batch output of this command is as follows:

group
   {
   name        = <val>
   id          = <val>
   scope       = <val>
   description = <val>
   members
      [
      id=<val>, scope=<val>, type=<val>, name=<val>
      ...
      id=<val>, scope=<val>, type=<val>, name=<val>
      ]
   newobj_acl
      {
      owner: id = <val>  # scope type name
      entries
         [
         id = <val>,  access_level1, ... access_levelN, permission1, ... permissionN   # scope type name
         ...
         id = <val>,  access_level1, ... access_levelN, permission1, ... permissionN   # scope type name
         ]
      }
   }