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| Subject: Built in NT groups
| Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 03:55:59 -0700
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| Hi
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| Where can I find a description of the built in groups in
| NT4 e.g. server operators and the individual functions
| that they can perform. Looking at segregating admin
| functions.
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| Thanks in advance.
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I have found a very in depth answer to your question. Rather than post
the entire content here, where it will lose the table formatting, go to this
link:
http://derekw.dynu.net/kb.asp
Click on Search, and enter:
Windows NT Groups
and the article you want will be the only one presented.
The article which is shown is very in depth, and should provide you
with the information you require. Let me know if there is something
further you need to know.
Derek Wirch, MCSE+I (NT 4.0), MCP (Win2k)
Microsoft Project Server Support Engineer
Email: a-derekw@microsoft.com
Please reply in the group, so all can benefit
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