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Farmer, have you figured out how to get this info yet?
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Farmer, have you figured out how to get this info yet?

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I am working with WIN2k3 only. I just inherited this network and far too many people have far too many rights to do far too many things in AD.<br />
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I need a tool that will search my domain by group and user and tell me what permissions they have on what object. Mostly groups. 
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I am working with WIN2k3 only. I just inherited this network and far too many people have far too many rights to do far too many things in AD.

I need a tool that will search my domain by group and user and tell me what permissions they have on what object. Mostly groups. 

What permissions does a group have.

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