Re: adminSDholder and permissions resets



"Rich Matheisen [MVP]" <richnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:63f0j254o924p83j43f43f37ljpm7b1ea7@xxxxxxx:

bruce <badiii@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I applied a recent Exchange hotfix that affected the SendAs
permissions required for Blackberry services to work. I granted SendAs
permissions to the BESADMIN service on the domain level.

I found that despite this, permissions for most of IT kept getting
reset, and the besadmin account was being removed. I finally figured
out that these IT accounts were all members of Account Operators,
which is associated with the adminSDHolder object and the permissions
reset every hour.

I removed a couple of us from the Account Operators group a couple
days ago, but our permissions still get reset. The accounts are not
members of any other builtin groups. Why is this happening? How can I
disassociate these acccounts from adminSDholder?

MS tech support's best suggestion is to create new accounts and move
all mail, etc over to them. what a great idea :(


See if this KB article helps:

Delegated permissions are not available and inheritance is
automatically disabled [817433]


Thank you. It does help show the problem, but not why. I used the ldifde
example to list all my accounts that have the admincount set to 1.
However, the problem I see is that once an account has been in an
adminSDholder protected group and then removed, it is still being reset
from inheriting permissions, even after I explicitly allow inheritance. I
actually have an account that is currently only in "Domain Users", but it
used to be in Administrators. Nonetheless, it shows up with admincount=1.
Do you have any idea why this is still set even when I remove my accounts
from those groups? Any idea how to remove that setting manually? TIA
.



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