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I would like have a client manage Symantec Mail Security for Exchange utilizing their AD Domain Account locally on the server. &nbsp;SAVMSE was setup and configured as the AD administrator, the server is SBS2003, currently the two users are able to manage Veritas BUE with their accounts. &nbsp;<br />
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Ideas??<br />
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TIA - Steve
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I would like have a client manage Symantec Mail Security for Exchange utilizing their AD Domain Account locally on the server.  SAVMSE was setup and configured as the AD administrator, the server is SBS2003, currently the two users are able to manage Veritas BUE with their accounts.  

Ideas??

TIA - Steve

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