Update accounts_and_groups.md (#1151)

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* Carla Schroder (cjschroder) * Carla Schroder (cjschroder)
* Thomas Sanchez (daedric) * Thomas Sanchez (daedric)
* Dominik Süß (theSuess) * Dominik Süß (theSuess)
* Florian Klink (flokli)
## Acknowledgements ## Acknowledgements

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## Groups ## Groups
Groups represent a collection of entities. This generally is a collection of persons or service accounts. Groups represent a collection of entities. This generally is a collection of persons or service accounts.
Groups are commonly used to assign privileges to the accouts that are members of a group. This allows Groups are commonly used to assign privileges to the accounts that are members of a group. This allows
easier administration over larger systems where privileges can be assigned to groups in a logical easier administration over larger systems where privileges can be assigned to groups in a logical
manner, and then only membership of the groups need administration, rather than needing to assign manner, and then only membership of the groups need administration, rather than needing to assign
privileges to each entity directly and uniquely. privileges to each entity directly and uniquely.
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## Account Validity ## Account Validity
Kanidm supports accounts that are only able authenticate between a pair of dates and times; the "valid Kanidm supports accounts that are only able to authenticate between a pair of dates and times; the "valid
from" and "expires" timestamps define these points in time. from" and "expires" timestamps define these points in time.
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