uhReleasedGrouping

Element Name	uhReleasedGrouping
Description	Allow application developers to implement a central authorization management resource, UH Groupings, outside of their applications. This reduces the amount of custom code to write and support and provides for the reuse of Groupings across multiple applications and services. This attribute asserts UH Grouping memberships as needed. UH Grouping memberships can be used to assert who is authorized to access an application and/or can be used to control which functions and information an individual may access while using an application. UH Groupings owners may select this attribute as an optional "synchronization destination" in order to make membership information available to CAS-enabled applications. While membership updates to a UH Grouping are usually reflected in this attribute within 2 minutes, updates can take much longer when Grouper is under heavy load. As an added convenience, ITS provides various uhReleasedGrouping values available for general use (this page is restricted to the UH community).
UH Data Classification	Restricted per Executive Policy 2.214
LDAP Attribute Info	Name: uhReleasedGrouping OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1.2160.1.1.1.66 Indexing: yes (equality,substring) Required: no Multivalued: yes⁽¹⁾
Required Format for Storage	string(256), format: {a..z}{A..Z}{0..9}{-._+=}
Example Stored Data⁽²⁾	manoa-campus-arboretum-club-members
Systems of Record
Notes	There is no significance to the order of appearance. No assumptions can be made about the contents of the first row, for example. The full path of the grouping won't be used. Only the group id, the last component of the colon-separated path will be used. The namespace is controlled to avoid collisions even if the full path is not used here. Information on the UH Groupings service is available: UH Groupings. Information on the CAS service is available: UH Web Login Service. This attribute may indicate that a person is a student, which is FERPA-protected information, hence the "Restricted" data classification.