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We are implementing RBAC in our Solaris 10, 9 and 8 environment. Mainly Solaris 10. We would like to know if we can assign roles to groups (existing and new) and if so what are the commands/steps. For example add user 1 to group 1 (which has access to role 1) and and user 1 gains access to role 1. &nbsp;Hope this makes sense. Thank you!
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We are implementing RBAC in our Solaris 10, 9 and 8 environment. Mainly Solaris 10. We would like to know if we can assign roles to groups (existing and new) and if so what are the commands/steps. For example add user 1 to group 1 (which has access to role 1) and and user 1 gains access to role 1.  Hope this makes sense. Thank you!

Can you assign RBAC to an existing group or group in Solaris 10 and how do you do it?

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