Re: Delegation Control Wizard is blank
- From: Francisco <Francisco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 05:29:01 -0700
Thanks again for your help Paul.
My ultimate goal is to have the users within this group:
1.) Add Users/modify User accounts
2.) Join computer to the domain
I believe the top two steps are all set.
But I would also like TechSupport to access DNS & DHCP without having to
grant them access to the DC. Is there a way to do this? I heard that there
is a DNS & DHCP admin application within the Support Tools ... is this true?
.... and if so which files are they? ... would I create a share on the DC make
a copy of those files and only give the TechSupport group access to these
files so that they can open and modify DNS & DHCP?
Thanks again for your help.
- Francisco
"Paul Williams [MVP]" wrote:
.Should I create an OU named "Technical Support", create a group within
this OU and name it "Technical Support", and place the specific users
within this group? Then run the Delegation Control Wizard ... and see if
any security changes have occurred on the OU?
This is for testing? If so yes. Create a new OU and a new domain local
group and grant that group the permissions you want on that group. Then
test those permissions against some dummy objects with a user that is a
member of that group. Also, check the permissions on the OU and re-run
delegwiz and verify if you should be seeing what you think you should.
Note. Permissions/ delegations on an OU only apply to that OU and/ or its
children depending on the scope defined. Therefore, you will need to test
on objects in this OU and creating new ones, etc. The ones in CN=Computers
won't be affected by a delegation on OU=Testing, for example.
--
Paul Williams
Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Directory Services
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