Restrict Access
- From: "mwheat" <mwheat28@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2006 18:15:16 -0500
Good afternoon. I'm hoping someone has a suggestion for how to proceed on
this as it doesn't quite fit any scenarios I've dealt with before.
Can we restrict management and access to servers in Active Directory from
upper level enterprise admins?
Scenario:
Company A is has multiple database servers that need to be protected due to
proprietary information. Company B has acquired company A and agreed that
all DB servers are off limits to company B. They are migrating all users and
objects from A into a new OU in company B's Active Directory. The concern is
trying to restrict upper level enterprise admins from having access or
changing permissions on those boxes. All users from company A will still
need access to the DB servers.
Sorry for the somewhat confusing scenario. We've noodled the possibility of
creating a separate network space and restricting access by ACLs and rules.
Alternatively we could remove these machines from the new domain and create
a new one with a non-transitive trust. Then lock it down with group
membership.
Both seem to have pros and cons.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
MW
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