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| * Institute: All users of your institution with an Exchange mailbox or email enabled users are allowed to send to the list. | * Institute: All users of your institution with an Exchange mailbox or email enabled users are allowed to send to the list. | ||
| + | === Group visibility === | ||
| + | You can set the visibility of the group for certain connected services. In this case the information of the group is synchronized to the service accordingly. For example if the visibility for Matrix is set, the Group ist created in Matrix having the appropriate member. | ||
| === Dynamic group === | === Dynamic group === | ||
| An ordinary group can be turned into a dynamic group by adding a filter expression. This filter expression specifies which attribute values an object needs to have to be part of this group (e.g. all objects with the attribute " | An ordinary group can be turned into a dynamic group by adding a filter expression. This filter expression specifies which attribute values an object needs to have to be part of this group (e.g. all objects with the attribute " | ||