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Active Directory Groups
3.4 Manage Active Directory Objects Active Directory Groups TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Section Skill Overview
Enumerate group membership. TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Key Terms Distribution Groups TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Key Definitions Distribution Groups: A distribution group is used to maintain a list of users and is typically used for sending s to all group members. Distribution groups cannot be used for assigning permissions. TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Why Use Groups Organizational Units: Groups provide security options:
Facilitate delegation of control Aid with Group Policy Do not provide security Groups provide security options: Can be used to grant rights TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Group Types Distribution: Security: Can only be use by applications.
Cannot be used for security. Security: Can be used for distribution and security. TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Group Types Group Type Used Contains Purpose Local Local Workstation
Local Users (Forest*) Rights and Permissions Domain Local Domain Forest Global Users and Computers Universal * In a domain, local groups can contain groups from anywhere in the forest. But in practice they will contain global groups from their own domain. TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Local Groups To assign rights on a member server or a workstation, add account to a Local group. Local groups exist in the SAM. Domain controllers do not have local groups. DCs share the same set of Domain Local Groups. Users added to a Domain Local Group on a domain controller have rights on all domain controllers. TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Groups Best Practice HR
Use group nesting (adding one group to another group). Nested groups obtain all rights assigned to the parent group. The parent group do not inherit rights specifically given to its nested group. HR Rights: A, B, C Tech Inherits Rights: A, B, C Rights: E, F Not Inherited TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Groups Best Practice Accounts Global group Universal groups
Use groups to strategically to provide maximum flexibility. Use A G U DL P when nesting groups. Domain Local Accounts Global group Universal groups Permissions assigned to DL Domain Local group Assign Permissions Universal Global TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Groups Best Practice Example
SalesStats SalesData_Modify_DL SalesData_Read_DL SalesReports FS1 SalesSchedules SalesManagers_G SalesData_Modify_DL Rights assigned CorpNet.com SalesPeople_G SalesData_Read_DL TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Groups Best Practice Example
FS1 SalesStats SalesReports SalesSchedules SalesData_Read_DL SalesData_Modify_DL SalesManagers_G SalesPlans SalesContracts SalesRead_DL SalesModify_DL SalesExecs_G East.CorpNet.com CorpNet.com FS2 TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Groups Best Practice Example
FS1 SalesStats SalesReports SalesSchedules SalesData_Read_DL SalesData_Modify_DL CorpNet.com SalesData_Modify_DL SalesManagers_U SalesManagers_G SalesStats SalesReports SalesSchedules SalesData_Read_DL SalesData_Modify_DL West.CorpNet.com FS3 SalesManagers_G FS2 SalesPlans SalesContracts SalesStatistics SalesRead_DL SalesModify_DL East.CorpNet.com SalesDataModify_DL SalesExecs_G TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Converting Group Types
To convert between group types, first change to Universal Domain local to Global example 1 2 3 2 Open the group properties Select Universal and click Apply Select Global and click Apply TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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In-Class Practice Do the following labs:
3.4.8 Implement a Group Strategy TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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Class Discussion Which PowerShell commands can you use to manage groups? TestOut Server Pro 2016: Identity
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