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Thank you very much, think i should be able to create my own doc out of all that lots of things i hadnt even thought about :)
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Thank you very much, think i should be able to create my own doc out of all that lots of things i hadnt even thought about :)

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I have some 3rd party vendors coming into work on various systems for varying lengths of time. I need to produce documentation on what procedures to follow and what restrictions to place on them in AD,group policies, remote access rights etc... any help on finding some existing documentation would be great<br />
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thanks
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I have some 3rd party vendors coming into work on various systems for varying lengths of time. I need to produce documentation on what procedures to follow and what restrictions to place on them in AD,group policies, remote access rights etc... any help on finding some existing documentation would be great

thanks

best practice documentation for letting 3rd party vendors into environment

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