Re: Viewing Active Directory Users and Computers

Use Group Policy, User Configuration, to restrict Microsoft Management
Console,
Anthony


"Debra" <Debra@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:532F90D2-95C3-4B1E-B743-CEE01210B041@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,

A user downloaded the adminpak and can view Active Directory Users and
Computers and group membership etc. How do I stop this? I would usually
spend more time researching this myself but I am looking for a quick
answer.

Thanks so much,
Debra


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