Re: Microsoft Security Groups

matthewpascucci_at_yahoo.com
Date: 03/28/05 

Date: 27 Mar 2005 19:19:31 -0800

Sorry, I forgot to add this last part I my last post.

In one of the books I'm currently reading it states this about Global
Groups:

Global Groups
Membership=You can put any user, computer or other global group from
the same domain.

Permissions=Global groups can be added to other global groups in any
domain in the forest and assigned permissions.

Don't these to contidict themselves?? If you can assign a global group
to another global group in a different domain(permission), doesn't that
go against the adding members only from the same domain(membership)??

Am I reading this wrong??? When they say permsissions they are meaning
on an object or resource???

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