Add Group of LDAP Users

I want to add just a group of users to our Teaming 2.0 server. I have a group in eDir that I created so that I don't have to synch a Context. How do I add this group? I've specified the context that the group is in, but when I try applying, nothing happens. Am I incorrect that you can add a group of users to teaming using LDAP?
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