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## Listing members of a group
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## User management
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### Listing members of a group
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To tell which users are part of a given group (LDAP or otherwise), you
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## Adding/removing users in a group
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### Creating users
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Users can be created for either individuals or servers (role account). Refer to
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the sections [Creating a new user](howto/create-a-new-user#creating-a-new-user)
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and [Creating a role](howto/create-a-new-user#creating-a-role) of the page
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about creating a new user for procedures to create users of both types.
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### Adding/removing users in a group
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Using this magical `ldapvi` command on the LDAP server
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