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[Benn Oshrin <>]

At the moment, COU hierarchies are more about administrator management 
rather than person management. So if you have something that looks like

    COU A
      /\
 COU B  COU C

then a COU Administrator of COU A can manage anyone with a CO Person 
Role in COU B or COU C, but a person with a CO Person Role in COU B does 
not automatically receive a CO Person Role in COU A.

Depending on what your use case is, Registry v3.3.0 includes "Nested 
Groups", which might be of use. You could create a group called 
"Combined COU" whose members consist of the members of "members:COU A", 
"members:COU B", and "member:COU C".

Thanks,

-Benn-

On 2/13/20 9:33 PM, Warren G Anderson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm experimenting with nested COUs. I would naively have expected that 
> when I add a person to a child COU that they automatically become 
> members of the parent COU, but I am not finding that to the case. Is 
> that a configurable option?
>
> Warren
>
>
> Warren G Anderson, Ph.D.
>
> Leonard E Parker Center for Gravitation, Cosmology and Astrophysics