ACS 4.0, only 1 Shell Command auth. set possible

Hi all,
I am wondering if this is a "hidden feature" of the evaluation software or a bug...
I am currently running Cisco Acs server v.4.0 (evaluatie version) Win2k3 platform; with authentication, authorization and accouting.
In a nutshell I have the following setup:
- group1 uses: Shell Command Authorization Set1
- group2 uses: Shell Command Authorization Set2
Problem: Users in group2 are somehow authorized against the commands listed in Shell Auth. Comm. set1 instead of the configured Shell Auth. Comm. set2
Is it possible that with the evaluation software only one Shell Command Authorization Set is allowed to be active? Does anyone know?
Many thx
Sander

Problem resolved by renaming authorization sets and reloading ACS......
thx Sander

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name-------------admin jr
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