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Robert Williams, Mark Walla

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ACTIVE DIRECTORY ADMINISTRATIVE DELEGATION


The ability to delegate administrative responsibility is a major strength of Windows 2000/Server 2003. This delegation can be set at the domain, organizational unit, or object level and involves the assignment of appropriate permissions ranging from Read-Only to Full Control. As a general rule, objects should be placed in OUs prior to delegation. For example, by placing all printers in an OU, it is possible to provide permissions to a group of users to manage these devices. All users in the Sales department might be in another organizational unit. A trusted administrator can then be delegated to manage the user accounts. Obviously, responsibility must be delegated with care.

The Delegation of Control Wizard


Two best practices should be used when delegating authority: Delegate at the organizational unit level whenever possible for ease of permission tracking; and use the Delegation of Control Wizard as follows:



Open the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.

Right-click the predefined organizational unit select Delegate Control (Figure 6.24).

Figure 6.24. The Delegation of Control Wizard

Select the user(s) or group(s) to whom authority is to be delegated (Figure 6.25).

Figure 6.25. Selecting Users and Groups

For common tasks, select from the items listed; for expanded and specialized authority, click Create a custom task to delegate (Figure 6.26).

Figure 6.26. Delegating Common Tasks

If Custom Tasks was selected, mark those items to which delegated authority is to be granted (Figure 6.27).

Figure 6.27. Delegating Custom Tasks

Select the permission level that is to be delegated (Figure 6.28).

Figure 6.28. Selecting Level of Permissions



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