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Is there any way to prevent the Group to be added as a member of other Group?<br />
Don’t really want to hide it, but my gut says there is something to prevent it from being part of another group. &nbsp;Maybe through AD Object permissions?
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Is there any way to prevent the Group to be added as a member of other Group?
Don’t really want to hide it, but my gut says there is something to prevent it from being part of another group.  Maybe through AD Object permissions?

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Hmm, I noticed EE slow down a lot. &nbsp;Do you think its on the way down?
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Hmm, I noticed EE slow down a lot.  Do you think its on the way down?

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Is there a way to prevent one Security Group-A to be added to any other Groups? During the new Group creation process, all new groups are made &quot;member of' the that Group-A. &nbsp;Where we can potentially get into some big trouble is when the members exposed to othe databases to all other users on the system. &nbsp;Is it possile to structure AD in some way so that Group-A can *never* be included under the other group's tab?
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Is there a way to prevent one Security Group-A to be added to any other Groups? During the new Group creation process, all new groups are made "member of' the that Group-A.  Where we can potentially get into some big trouble is when the members exposed to othe databases to all other users on the system.  Is it possile to structure AD in some way so that Group-A can *never* be included under the other group's tab?

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