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Yes, the &nbsp;account is part of the domain admins group. I removed from that group. &nbsp;Let's see what happens.
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Yes, the  account is part of the domain admins group. I removed from that group.  Let's see what happens.

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because it was part of the group before it will still happen to this account.<br />

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because it was part of the group before it will still happen to this account.


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I have an Active Directory user account in a Windows 2003 domain that does not seem to keep the entries specified in the 'Security' tab for the account. &nbsp;After about 15-30 minutes the security list keeps reverting back to an old list of entries. &nbsp;I have even selected the 'Default' button to 'Replace all permissions entries with default settings' but it still reverts back to an old list after a period of time. &nbsp;Any idea what's going on? &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have an Active Directory user account in a Windows 2003 domain that does not seem to keep the entries specified in the 'Security' tab for the account.  After about 15-30 minutes the security list keeps reverting back to an old list of entries.  I have even selected the 'Default' button to 'Replace all permissions entries with default settings' but it still reverts back to an old list after a period of time.  Any idea what's going on?  Thanks.

Active Directory User account not keeping Security list

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