Role of Groups in an AD DS Enviro..
时间:2010-09-27 来源:hubrent
Groups are divided into two categories: group type and group scope. There are two group types in AD DS: security and distribution. Essentially, a security group can be used to apply permissions to objects for the members of the group. A distribution group, on the other hand, cannot be used for permissions but is used instead to send mail to members of the group. Group scope in AD DS is likewise divided into several components, defined as follows:
1. Group Types
1. Group Types
- Local groups Groups that are defined on a local computer. Local groups are used on the local computer only. You create local groups with the Local Users And Groups utility.
- Security groups Groups that can have security descriptors associated with them. You define security groups in domains using Active Directory Users And Computers.
- Distribution groups Groups that are used as e-mail distribution lists. They can't have security descriptors associated with them. You define distribution groups in domains using Active Directory Users And Computers.Machine local groups—Machine local groups, also known as simply “local groups,” can theoretically contain members from any trusted location. Users and groups in the local domain, as well as in other trusted domains and forests, can be included in this type of group. However, it is important to note that local groups allow resources to be accessed only on the machine where they are located, which greatly reduces their usability.
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