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DOC-9588: Information on group correspondences for LDAP #2392

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Expand Up @@ -390,6 +390,8 @@ Additionally, the *Clear Cache* button is provided, so that all currently cached

To map an LDAP group to Couchbase-Server roles, create a Couchbase-Server user-group; associate the user-group with the LDAP group; and then assign roles to the user-group.

(Note that each Couchbase-Server user-group can be associated with at most _one_ LDAP group — although if that LDAP group itself incorporates multiple additional LDAP groups by means of _LDAP-group nesting_, an _indirect_ association with those LDAP groups occurs.)
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(Note that each Couchbase-Server user-group can be associated with at most _one_ LDAP group — although if that LDAP group itself incorporates multiple additional LDAP groups by means of _LDAP-group nesting_, an _indirect_ association with those LDAP groups occurs.)
(Note that each Couchbase-Server user-group can be associated with at most _one_ LDAP group -- although if that LDAP group itself incorporates multiple additional LDAP groups by means of _LDAP-group nesting_, an _indirect_ association with those LDAP groups occurs.)


Left-click on the *ADD GROUP* tab, at the upper right of the *Users & Groups* panel, on the *Security* screen:

[#access-groups-tab]
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