I just found out that one of the desktop support guys has the ability to create OU's! After looking at his account i can't see any groups that would give him this ability. I must be missing something. What is the quickest way to determine what permissions a group has?
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Mark, I will check for that. Thanks for your fast response.
In 'active directory users and computers' if I select 'View' and 'advanced features' and click on the security tab, what is this telling me? For example I have found a group called 'IT Staff' and under the security tab i see things like 'Domain admins', 'Enterprise admins' etc
In 'active directory users and computers' if I select 'View' and 'advanced features' and click on the security tab, what is this telling me? For example I have found a group called 'IT Staff' and under the security tab i see things like 'Domain admins', 'Enterprise admins' etc
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