Learn how to create a new user group, apply an appropriate role, and assign a user to a specific user group to simplify access management.
Follow these steps to create a new user group.
Cisco Optical Network Planner Configuration Guide, Releases 26.x.x
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Cisco Optical Network Planner Configuration Guide, Releases 26.x.x
Updated: March 10, 2026
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Learn how to create a new user group, apply an appropriate role, and assign a user to a specific user group to simplify access management.
Follow these steps to create a new user group.
Click Control Panel.
The Access Control Management page appears.
Click the USER GROUPS tab.
Click Create.
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The Role drop-down list may also have user-defined roles listed under it.
In the Successdialog box, click OK.
Follow these steps to assign a user to a user group.
Click Control panel.
The Access Control Management page appears.
Under the USERS tab, select the user or users who are to be assigned to the new group, and click Update.
In the Update User dialog box:
In the Success dialog box, click OK.
Note
A user can belong to only one group.
Only one role can be assigned to any group.
All users in a group have the group's role.
By default, a new user is assigned to the Read_Only_Group.
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