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I could not agree more
with Joe on this point too. We have a bunch of business rules that work
really well for us, but they definitely arent for everyone
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JoeK... quite honestly, it almost sounds
like you could sell this beast. I am sure there are things very specific to
your
to
things they shouldn't as you indicate.
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Hi all, sorry up front for the long
post. I'm curious how
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No, it seemed to make
more sense to put it in AD and keep it all in the same place. Using DN
syntax attributes to represent the users and groups allows us to take advantage
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I think you need to solve your business
issues before your technical issues. The technology is certainly readily
available to handle this type of work if you want to build it. However, you
need to be able to feed rules into the system to follow or else the systems
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I agree with JoeK, keep this info all
together. I have visualized a system that synced back and forth to AD/AM
though. But that was to set it up so that the ACL manipulations were in AD/AM
and then any changes in AD/AM were doublechecked, logged
Of
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Hi all, sorry up front for the long
post. I'm curious how larger
organizations manage groups in AD, with respect to authorizing users to be added
to/removed from a grou
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I
wish we had a system to do that here. I wont create any group without the
managed by attribute being populated. This way I can then pass off
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Did you consider using SQL to store all the metadata for the groups?
Thats what Im doing now
Hi all, sorry up front for the long
post.
I'm curious how larger organizations
manage groups in AD, with respect to authorizing users to be added to/removed
from a group. I don't mean the security around the administration,
but the supporting business processes and workflows.
We've just
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Hi all, sorry up front for the long post.
I'm
curious how larger organizations manage groups in AD, with respect to
authorizing users to be added to/removed
] Group
Management
Hi all, sorry up front for the long post.
I'm
curious how larger organizations manage groups in AD, with respect to authorizing
users to be added to/removed from a group. I don't mean the security
around the administration, but the supporting business processes and workflows
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We do the vast majority of our group
management via a custom web interface. The system is self-service and
requires
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