Where do I find this configuration?
Go to Configuration > Objects > Users & Groups > Network Groups.
The Network Groups page displays a pre-populated list of groups from either the Exinda Active Directory Connector, or from static groups entered using the CLI. This page allows you to select which groups you want to define as dynamic network objects. Once a group is defined as a dynamic network object, it can be used in the Optimizer policies.
Where do I find this configuration?
Go to Configuration > Objects > Users & Groups > Network Groups.
To define a group as a dynamic network object
Click Apply.
The Network Status icon for the group changes to 
, indicating it is a network object.
If the dynamic network object is created from multiple groups, the groups are combined into a single entry and each domain is identified after the group name.
To stop identifying a group as a dynamic network object
Locate the group in the list, and click Delete.
The Network Status icon for the user changes to 
, indicating it is no longer a network object.
If the dynamic network object was created from multiple groups, each group is again listed individually in the list.
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