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7.2. Managing Domain Membership

7.2.1. Adding a Member

Add a user to a domain with the following command, specifying the user login and domain name. The user login must be a registered OpenShift Enterprise user. 
$ rhc member add user@myemail.com -n Domain_Name
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When a member is added to a domain, they receive the default role of edit. Use the --role option when adding a member to specify a different role: 
$ rhc member add user@myemail.com -n Domain_Name --role Member_Role
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Adding a Team to a Domain

When adding a team to a domain, use the --type option with team specified: 

$ rhc member add Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type team
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A global team can be added with the --global option: 
$ rhc member add Global_Team_Name -n Domain_Name --type team --global
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You can also add a team by specifying the team ID: 
$ rhc member add Team_ID -n Domain_Name --type team --ids
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Note

As with adding a member, use the --role option.
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