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We have active directory group in our LDAP, where we have a set of users for our our team. Whenever we have a new members, we don't need to add them in all servers/portals/tools. We just add the users in the AD group, he/she will get access and it will be the same for removing access.
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We will soon review this in the coming weeks and be able to get back with a response. Could you let us know if you meant adding a new user in the Control Centre Monitor or Configuration manager (Assuming it could be a typo) ?
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Product Management