I'm trying to deploy PMP in my environment to manage all passwords.  I've come across a slight problem.  I've spent quite a while figuring out how to import resources, group resources using resource groups and sharing the resource groups do various teams. 

Now I want to hand over this responsibility to the support teams - I work in an engineering department and I won't actually be using this tool at all I've just been tasked with working out how best to use it. 

It looks good but now when I want to hand it over I realise that the view I just built can't be shared unless I make all administrators super administrators.

The scenario I need to provide is support team A has 5 people in it.  lets call them A1 to A5. All five are in a usergroup called TeamA 

A1 logs on and adds a resource - lets say a windowsdomain resource and adds a bunch of service accounts.  A1 then creates another resource this time Windows and adds a bunch of local accounts.  A1 then creates a resource group and adds the 2 resources to it - using a query.  A1 shares the resource group to usergroup TeamA.

A2 logs on and in the Home tab he can see all resources A1 created. He can filter it on the resource group too. Great!

A2 now wants to add a resource to the windowsdomain - he clicks on the resource tab and ....... Nothing.  No resources are shown.  A2 cannot add a resource to the resources A1 created because he can only view them.  He can add a resource and if the dynamic criteria of the resource group A1 set up is met by the resource A2 created everyone in the usergroup can see it on the home tab.  

When A1 logs back in he can see all resources shared to him - via the user group and this includes the resource A2 added BUT he cannot see the resource A2 added on the resource tab he cannot add to it or manage it.

When a resource group is shared I want for everyone in TeamA to be able to see and edit the accounts in that resource. 

Am I missing something here? 

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