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Thanks Mike, I've created the Task View, how do I create a shortcut to it?<br />
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Edit: Never mind.. I was over thinking it<br />
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Right Click &gt;&nbsp;New Window From here &gt;&nbsp;Save the MMC with the Task view created in a new window
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Thanks Mike, I've created the Task View, how do I create a shortcut to it?

Edit: Never mind.. I was over thinking it

Right Click > New Window From here > Save the MMC with the Task view created in a new window

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What the command line option is to create a shortcut to ADUC, so the a particular OU only has only have visibility to their OU? We do not want them to see other non OU User objects, when they access the ADUC via this shortcut.<br />
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What permissions do they need to be provided at the User OU level, so they can only &quot;reset&quot; and unlock&quot; their users at the OU level. We don’t want them to be able to rename or delete objects.
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What the command line option is to create a shortcut to ADUC, so the a particular OU only has only have visibility to their OU? We do not want them to see other non OU User objects, when they access the ADUC via this shortcut.

What permissions do they need to be provided at the User OU level, so they can only "reset" and unlock" their users at the OU level. We don’t want them to be able to rename or delete objects.

Shortcut to Active Directory Users and Computers - Limit view to own OU

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Active Directory

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