Creating and Administering Groups

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After you appraise user needs and have a group intend in location, you are prepared to create your groups. Once you have created groups, you might ascertain it necessary to carry out manifold magisterial tasks to nourish them. This course shows you how to create groups, delete groups, add members to groups, and change the group scope.
Creating a Group
You use the Active Directory Users And Computers console apt create groups. With the needful permissions,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you tin establish groups in any domain in the jungle, in one OU, alternatively in a container you have created specifically as groups. The name you select for a group must be matchless in the domain where you create the team.
To create a group, complete the following steps:
1.Click Start,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], point to Administrative Tools, and then press Active Directory Users And Computers.
2.Right-click the suitable domain, OU, or container, point to New, and click Group.
In the New Object-Group dialog carton, shown in mcts , type the name of the group in the Group Name box. Note that an entry automatically appears in the
Group Name (Pre-Windows 2000) box, based on the group name you typed.
Select the group range in the Group Scope box. Select the group type in the Group Type box. Click OKAY.
Group scopes permit you to use groups in alter ways to apportion permissions. The three group scopes are global, domain regional, and universal. Global security groups are most often accustomed to organize users who share similar network way requirements. Domain local security groups are most often used to appoint permissions to resources. Universal security groups are most often used to assign permissions to related resources in multiple domains.
In Windows Server 2003, the Anonymous Logon group is no longer a membership of the Everyone group. If anonymous users must be allowed access to resources, you must explicitly add the Anonymous Logon security group to the access control catalogue for the resource and cater the required permissions. If anonymous users must always be granted access to free resources, you can alteration the current Windows Server 2003 default security setting for the Everyone group at ena