kvelkhoury
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Delegation in Active directory
In the Delegation option in Active Directory (Windows 2003), I gave access to someone to modify the user details of such, and now I changed my mind, I want to remove that user's access. But I can't find such option?
Also, how can I check what users I added to the Delegation thing? Is there such a report to show me the users added there and what roles they can perform on the Active directory / domain?
Also, how can I check what users I added to the Delegation thing? Is there such a report to show me the users added there and what roles they can perform on the Active directory / domain?
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Americom
in the future, grant permission and any typed of permission of any resources by group and never grant individual user accout so that you don't have to make changes on the advanced settings but only need to remove that user from the group.
ASKER
You guys didn't get me. I don't want to know how to use Delegation, I want to know if I added someone for some function then I wanted to remove, how can I do such, AND also how can I know whom was added to the delegation before (I came to the project after everything is set up and don't know if mistakes happened by adding wrong people to do such and such)
I told you how in my first post,
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in ADUC go to view -> advanced settings
then right click properties on the OU you want to change the delegation go to security
that's it
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in ADUC go to view -> advanced settings
then right click properties on the OU you want to change the delegation go to security
that's it
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ASKER
Akhater, I chose the advanced setting for the view, then when I chose properties on the OU, I go to security, but all I see is the "READ/WRITE/ETC.." on groups. But I've set once for some USER to change passwords for users, now where do I find that option for me to REMOVE??
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