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Submitted 2011-03-14 06:00:35 After you create a group, you add members. Members of groups can include (http://www.mcseking.com)mcitp enterprise administrator user accounts, contacts, other groups, and computers. You can add a computer to a group to give one computer access to a shared resource on another computer, for example, for remote backup. To add members, use the Active Directory Users And Computers console. To add members to a group, complete the following steps: 1.Start the Active Directory Users And Computers console and expand the domain,OU, or container in which the group is contained. 2.Right-click the appropriate group, and then click Properties. 3.In the Properties dialog box for the group, click the Members tab, and then clickAdd. In the Select Users, Contacts, Computers, Or Groups dialog box, shown in Figure 8-5, click Advanced. If you are adding members to a global group in a domain with a domain functional level set to Windows 2000 mixed, the Select Users, Contacts, Or Computers dialog box appears because you cannot add global groups to global groups in a domain with a domain functional level set to Windows 2000 mixed. In the extended Select Users, Contacts, Computers, Or Groups dialog box, shown in (http://www.mcseking.com)mcse training, click Find Now. Scroll through the list at the bottom of the dialog box and select the user, contact, computer,burberry bags, or group that you want to add to the group. Hold down the Shift or Ctrl key to select multiple users, contacts, computers, or groups at a time. Click OK. The accounts you have selected are listed in the Enter The Object Names To Select box at the bottom of the Select Users, Contacts, Computers, Or Groups dialog box. Review the accounts to make sure that they are the accounts you wish to add to the group, and click OK to add the members. 1. In the Properties dialog box for the group, click OK. You can also add a user, contact, computer, or group by using the Member Of tab in the Properties dialog box for the user, contact, computer, or group. Use this method to quickly add the same user, contact, computer, or group to multiple groups. You can use a script to determine a user's group memberships. This is helpful if you'd like to make a logon script dependent upon a user's group membership. The script Chkgrps.vbs on the Supplemental CD-ROM in the (http://www.examshots.com/certification/Security+-67.html)free comptia security+ exam illustrates how you can use Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) to list a user's group memberships. In the Troubleshooting Lab, you'll learn how to use the Ifmember execut?able to list group membership. |
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