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Non IT Client wants to be able to Configure New Users in Windows 2008 Active Directory
I have a client who wants to be able to set up new users in their Windows 2008 Active Directory.
I could install the RSAT tools on their PC, but I think it's going to be too crowded and complicated for them.
Is it possible to set up a customised MMC where a user can only see the OU that they are allowed administer?
Or alternatively are there any free tools out there with a "Keep it stupid simple" user interface for Active Directory User administration?
Thanks,
Fin
I could install the RSAT tools on their PC, but I think it's going to be too crowded and complicated for them.
Is it possible to set up a customised MMC where a user can only see the OU that they are allowed administer?
Or alternatively are there any free tools out there with a "Keep it stupid simple" user interface for Active Directory User administration?
Thanks,
Fin
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mkline71's answer was what I was looking for, but I'd also like to thank Sandeshdubey for giving me an alternative way of doing this.
Sandeshdubey - To answer your earlier question (Why are you trying to disable the view of OU?). Non-IT users find the Active Directory Users and Computer's to be confusing and too much information. If they click on an MMC and can only see a single OU, this simplifies the user creation process and saves on helpdesk calls.
Sandeshdubey - To answer your earlier question (Why are you trying to disable the view of OU?). Non-IT users find the Active Directory Users and Computer's to be confusing and too much information. If they click on an MMC and can only see a single OU, this simplifies the user creation process and saves on helpdesk calls.
Glad to help, have a great weekend.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
Hope this helps