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Security Group Audit

Dean Brayshaw

I have been tasked with simplifying the number of Security Groups with Content Manager.  Does anyone have any hints and tips for auditing what we have now.  I want to know what security groups are used in what folders, what groups are not used at all etc etc.

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    You could use the Content Manager Statistical Reports to generate totals for each security group.  I run the report for our entire date range and then group by year period to see if particular security groups are still being used.  Not sure what the best way to drill down into folders would be.

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