Create and manage groups on Solaris

Create and manage groups on Solaris

On Solaris, providing you are not using NIS or NIS+, use the /etc/group file to work with groups.

Creating a group on Solaris
Creating a group by using the groupadd command.
Add a user to a group on Solaris
Add a user to a group by using the usermod command.
Displaying who is in a group on Solaris
Display who is in a group by looking at the /etc/group file.
Removing a user from a group on Solaris
Remove a user from a group by using the usermod command.
Parent topic: Set up security on UNIX, Linux, and Windows