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              [html]<thead><tr><td>Administrator type</td><td>Administrative tasks</td></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>System administrator</td><td>Creates report administrators. Creates user administrators with Create Groups authority. Creates and maintains storage sets. Creates and maintains system printers.</td></tr><tr><td>Application group, folder, and cabinet administrator</td><td>Creates and maintains application groups. Creates and maintains applications. Creates and maintains folders. Creates and maintains cabinets.</td></tr><tr><td>User administrator with Create Groups authority</td><td>Creates and maintains users. Creates and maintains groups.</td></tr></tbody>
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  When they are maintaining application groups and folders, the application group, folder, and 
  cabinet administrator must give other users access to the application groups, folders, and 
  cabinets. The recommended and simplest way to perform this task is to give access to a 
  group, rather than to individual users. No additional work is required by the application group, 
  folder, and cabinet administrator when another user needs access to the application group, 
  folder, or cabinet. When a new user is added to the group, the user automatically gets access 
  to the application group, folder, and cabinet. Adding the user to the group is the responsibility 
  of the user administrator because the user administrator owns all of the groups in this model. 