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How do I determine what folders a security group is applied to? &nbsp;I know the group, I know the members of the group, but I don't know where the group is applied.<br />
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I have a 2003 active directory network.
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How do I determine what folders a security group is applied to?  I know the group, I know the members of the group, but I don't know where the group is applied.

I have a 2003 active directory network.

How to discover where security groups are applied

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OS Security

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Active Directory

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