Re: Default domain permissions

From: ade (someone_at_nowhere.com)
Date: 07/30/05

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    Chaps - thanks for the replies.

    I'll check them out at work Monday at post my findings.

    BTW - the user account in question is a member of domain users ONLY.

    "Jorge_de_Almeida_Pinto" <UseLinkToEmail@WindowsForumz.com> wrote in message
    news:3_1327197_41f846cfbf94269c61658198c99e9f18@windowsforumz.com...
    > "" wrote:
    > > Hi all - posted this issue in win2000.active_directory a few
    > > days ago,
    > > wonder someone could help me?
    > >
    > > The OS is windows2000, single domain in native mode.
    > >
    > > When I log onto my machine (which has the admin tools
    > > installed) as a normal
    > > user, I can modify/create/delete domain user accounts, and
    > > create new GPO's.
    > >
    > > Things I have tried:
    > >
    > > Checking everyone group and domain user group permissions on
    > > the domain and
    > > each OU. Would appear that those groups have reset password
    > > and some write
    > > permissions. They are not members of domain
    > > admins/admins/enterprise
    > > admins.
    > >
    > > I have searched high and low for what the default domain user
    > > permissions
    > > should be but cannot locate a document with them on. Could
    > > someone post
    > > them here please?
    > >
    > > Any help much appreciated.
    >
    > to see what the default explicit security is of each object in AD when
    > created do the following:
    > BE VERY CAREFULLWITH WHAT YOU DO!
    > * open a command prompt
    > * run schmmgmt.msc
    > * Click on the classes node
    > * Right click on the class of the object you want to check the default
    > permissions for
    > * Click on the Default Security TAB (may be called something else
    > depending on OS)
    > * Et voila the default permissions for the class an object belongs to
    >
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