Enter a unique Group Name. The name cannot be the same as the name of another agent or agent group.

Enter a Description for the agent group.

You can use the description to provide more information about the FortiClient agent group. For example, you could include its location or any other useful information.

This field is available only if clustering is enabled.

In a FortiClient Manager cluster, this is the address of the FortiClient Manager where FortiClient agents in this group should log on. FortiClient agents can log on to the primary server in the cluster but are redirected to this specified secondary server.

A value of 0.0.0.0 disables redirection.

Enter the serial number of the FortiManager unit. This is necessary only if the FortiClient agent or the FortiManager unit is behind a NAT device.

If a FortiManager cluster manages the group, enter the serial numbers of both units separated by a comma.

To create a nested group, select the group to which this group belongs.

Select an existing group from the list and choose whether the new group appears before or after that group in the navigation pane.

Select Static Group to manually group agents using the Group Members list.

Select Dynamic Group to group agents based on the Policy.

For a dynamic group, select the criteria for membership in this client group. One of:

Type the DNS domain name or select it from the Select list.

Type the operating system name or select it from the Select list.

Type the Windows Workgroup name or select it from the Select list.

Enter an IP address, an IP address range such as 192.168.1.2-192.168.1.5, or a subnet address such as 192.168.1.0/24. You can specify multiple address criteria if you enter them as separate lines.

Type the Enterprise Client License key.