Users and Groups
Change a user's group membership
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You can move users from group to group, add them to a new group, or remove them from an existing group. 

You can also change the default groupÐthe group that by default  is associated with the user's files.

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1	Log in as root on any network computer.
	If you don't log in as root, you can type the root password when 
	you start UserManager. 
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2	Double-click UserManager in /NextAdmin. 
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3	Choose User ¬ Open from the UserManager menu.
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4	Select the domain where the user account is stored, select the user account your want to change, and click OK ;../Reference/Tools/UserManager/UserManagerPanels/SelectNIDomainPanel.rtfd;;¬.
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5	Choose Groups from the pop-up list in the user's window ;../Reference/Tools/UserManager/UserManagerPanels/NewUserWindow.rtfd;;¬.
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6	Select a domain and a group, and then click Add, Remove, or Make€Default.
	When you click Add, a check mark appears next to the group. You can add the user to as many groups as you want.

	When you click Make Default, a star appears next to the group. (Be sure you click Add to add the user to the group before you click Make Default.) 
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7	Choose User ¬ Save from the UserManager menu.
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8	Click OK to confirm the new user information.

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Related topics (click a ¬)
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Concepts
Before you change user groups, be sure you understand how your changes can affect file permissions.
;AboutUsersAndGroups.rtfd;;¬	About users and groups

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How to
Need to change other account information?
;ChangeUserAccount.rtfd;;¬	Change a user account

Want to remove an individual user account altogether?
;RemoveUserAccount.rtfd;;¬	Remove a user account