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I might be not seeing something but when I select the user &quot;Administrator&quot;, I can see that the user is in the &quot;Administrators&quot; group. Heres the problerm, when I go into the groups tab in OD I dont see the administrators group? Is there a setting hiding it or something?
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I might be not seeing something but when I select the user "Administrator", I can see that the user is in the "Administrators" group. Heres the problerm, when I go into the groups tab in OD I dont see the administrators group? Is there a setting hiding it or something?

Open Directory Administrators Group Missing

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