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Admin Groups are used to determine Registry Administrators. Admin Groups are automatically created when a CO or COU is created. The Platform Administrator typically sets the initial CO Administrator, and then the CO Administrators.

Since v1v2.10.0:

• The admin group is indicated by the group type GroupEnum::Admins and a null cou_id. The default name for the group is CO:admins.
• The admin groups for COUs are indicated by the group type GroupEnum::Admins and a non-null cou_id. The default name for COU admin groups is CO:COU:COU_Name:admins.

Prior to v1v2.10.0:

• The admin group determines CO Administrators.
• Groups of the form admin:couname determine COU Administrators.

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Members Groups are automatic groups that are updated with all members of the CO or COU. Members Groups are automatically created and updated.

Since v1v2.10.0:

• Members of the CO in Active or Grace Period status are available in the group identified by the group type GroupEnum::ActiveMembers and a null cou_id. The default name for the group is CO:members:active.
• All members of the CO (except those in Deleted status) are available in the group identified by the group type GroupEnum::AllMembers and a null cou_id. The default name for the group is CO:members:all.
• Members of a given COU with an Active or Grace Period status role are available in the group identified by the group type GroupEnum::ActiveMembers and a non-null cou_id. The default name for the group is CO:COU:COU_Name:members:active.
• All members of a given COU (except those with only roles in Deleted status) are available in the group identified by the group type GroupEnum::AllMembers and a non-null cou_id. The default name for the group is CO:COU:COU_Name:members:all.

Prior to v1v2.10.0:

• The members group holds all CO People within the CO.
• Groups of the form members:couname hold all CO People with a role in the specified COU.

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