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title: Device access groups
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sidebar_label: Device access groups
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tags: [authentik Agent, device authentication, device login, device groups]
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---
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Device access groups control access to endpoint devices. You can organize devices into groups and bind users, user groups, and policies to determine which users can access the device.
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## Creating a device access group
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To create a device access group, follow these steps:
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1. Log in to authentik as an administrator and open the authentik Admin interface.
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2. Navigate to **Endpoint Devices** > **Device Access Groups** and click **Create**.
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3. Provide a **Group name** and click **Create**.
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4. Expand the newly created device access group.
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5. Click either **Create and bind Policy** or **Bind existing Policy / Group / User**.
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6. Once you've configured the desired access for the device access group, click **Finish**.
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