Perms

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Can someone direct me to a utility that will allow me to reapply permissions
from the OU to child objects. The issue I am having is we are setting
permission at a OU for user objects; however, the permission is not applying
to all user objects. Some of the objects do show the perms; some do not,
not sure why. However, if I go to a user object that does not have the
perm, I can apply permissions from above and all looks good, odd.

Thanks,
jk



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  • Re: Perms
    ... Under the security tab of the ou select advanced and click on the inherit check box. ... permissions from the OU to child objects. ... permission is not applying to all user objects. ... do show the perms; some do not, ...
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  • Re: Delegated control not taking effect
    ... I've checked the permissions on both the OU and user object levels. ... permissions are set to inherit and propagate to all child objects, ... created objects are set to inherit by default. ... "old" User objects had the inheritance checked by default as well. ...
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  • Re: Perms
    ... Make sure that you have enabled inheritance on the OU's advanced tab from the security tab. ... permissions from the OU to child objects. ... permission is not applying to all user objects. ... do show the perms; some do not, ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
  • Re: Delegated control not taking effect
    ... Jorge Silva ... MCSE, MVP Directory Services ... Inheritable permissions are set to propagate to all child objects. ... user objects there, ...
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  • Re: Delegated control not taking effect
    ... Have you checked current permissions on the user object level? ... Inheritable permissions are set to propagate to all child ... user objects there, ... something's wrong with the permission set of my entire AD domain?? ...
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