From the course: Windows Server 2022: Install and Configure Active Directory
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Creating a group - Windows Server Tutorial
From the course: Windows Server 2022: Install and Configure Active Directory
Creating a group
- [Narrator] I had mentioned previously, that one of the main purposes for having user account objects in Active Directory is for the purposes of assigning rights and permissions to our users in our environment. Well, you have to keep in mind that a large enterprise where you may have, you know, tens of thousands of users that the assigning of rights and permissions individually to each user, that could be a lot of work, right? So it is recommended that you assign permissions, not on a user by user basis but using another type of Active Directory object, which is called a group account. The idea behind a group account is that if you create the account and then you make users a member of that group. And any permissions that you assign to the group will also then be automatically assigned to all of the users, okay. So that way we can assign permissions to groups of users at a time instead of one by one. So let's take…
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Creating user accounts8m 28s
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Moving user accounts5m 31s
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Using user account templates5m 48s
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Creating a group5m 49s
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Managing group membership5m 28s
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Creating computer accounts6m 4s
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Creating organizational units (OUs)6m 32s
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Examples of OU hierarchies6m 20s
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