Charles,
The built in domain local groups are created by default and certain
resources have been ACL'd with those groups automatically.
The built in administrator user account is also part of the Administrators
group.
blim
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| >Subject: Domain Builtin Local Group
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| >What is the importanace of Domain Builtin Local Group,
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