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I have created a domain user account, &nbsp;I am using this account to synchronizing Active directory with a particular application.<br />
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This account needs 'READ' access to the domain controllers.<br />
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The DC's are 2008 R2.<br />
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How do I give this account read access to the Domain Controllers?<br />
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Thanks
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I have created a domain user account,  I am using this account to synchronizing Active directory with a particular application.

This account needs 'READ' access to the domain controllers.

The DC's are 2008 R2.

How do I give this account read access to the Domain Controllers?

Thanks

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