"Alex" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have a Windows 2000 Server, member of a domain "AD"
> On this server I have created Local Groups, and populated them with AD
> Groups.
> The permissions on the directories and files are created using the
> Local Groups.
>
> We want to change this and stop using local groups. We want to use
> only AD Groups from now on.
>
> Is there a way to change this while keeping all the permissions on the
> files/directories ?
>
> EG:
> Local Group: LG_Test
> Members of LG_Test: AD\Tom, AD\Sam
>
> Files\Diretory: Toto
> Permissions on Toto: LG_Test RWX
>
> I want: Permissions on Toto: AD\Tom rws and AD\Sam RWX
>
> Any ideas how to proceed ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Alex
That is actually the 'best practice' method.
However, you can change it easily. With your example, just create
descriptive Global Groups, one to add Tom in and call it G_Accounting_RWS
and one for Sam and call it G_Accounting_RWX) and add Tom and add them to
the resources and apply permissions.
(I used "Accounting" as an example).
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