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Right click the OU and click Delegate Control<br />
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Should solve your issues.
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Right click the OU and click Delegate Control

Should solve your issues.

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Excuse me for being brash on my first comment and being mistaken. &nbsp;Right click the domain and then select delegate control. &nbsp;It will bring up a wizard for exactly what you're trying to do.
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Excuse me for being brash on my first comment and being mistaken.  Right click the domain and then select delegate control.  It will bring up a wizard for exactly what you're trying to do.

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Well, I don't want to delegate to the whole Domain. &nbsp;Specific OU only.
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Well, I don't want to delegate to the whole Domain.  Specific OU only.

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Yes all the rights in the OU is fine.
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How can I assign rights to the OU to the user have right to create sub OUs? &nbsp;It seems like when I assign using delegate or security tab, it only gives permissions to the that top level OU.<br />
Please help.
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How can I assign rights to the OU to the user have right to create sub OUs?  It seems like when I assign using delegate or security tab, it only gives permissions to the that top level OU.
Please help.

What AD rights user should have to manage OU?

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