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Thanks for the respond. Will this command grant the right for a computer object at a time or could it be done on multiple computer object at once? If not, is there a way to automatic for multiple computer objects?<br />

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Thanks for the respond. Will this command grant the right for a computer object at a time or could it be done on multiple computer object at once? If not, is there a way to automatic for multiple computer objects?


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I'm trying to enable the &quot;Allowed for Authentication&quot; permission for the &quot;Authenticated Users&quot; group of some PC or Server objects in the Active Directory. &nbsp;Is there a way(script or GPO) to automatic this task?
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I'm trying to enable the "Allowed for Authentication" permission for the "Authenticated Users" group of some PC or Server objects in the Active Directory.  Is there a way(script or GPO) to automatic this task?

Authentication Users

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