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Peter,
Thanks for your response. I must have a mental block about this. Can you
be a little more specific about how CVSNT uses AD? Is the group file
ignored? What about the modules file? Is that used?
Paul D. Feeny, MCP, MCSA
IT System Administrator II - SCM
IT Production Management
Audinet: 200.2249
Phone: 614.716.2249
Peter Crowther <Peter.Crowther at melandra.com>
08/13/2008 04:15 AM
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RE: [cvsnt] Access control in Windows
> From: pdfeeny at aep.com
> How is security implemented within Windows to allow a user to
> access only
> the modules s/he need? Is the group file used at all or would groups
> reside in AD and the group file done away with?
We've got ours set up with SSPI, and groups reside in AD. We find that
suits our management style of "one directory to rule them all"!
- Peter