inheritable permissions in AD user objects

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Peter Griffin

For some reason, all newly created user objects are not set to inherit
permissions from the parent. This is causing a problem for myself. I need
to allow our helpdesk operator the ability to change passwords for all users
within the domain.

Is there a way to make all user objects inherit permissions without having
to check the box under properties of each user object??

Thanks,

Joe Pingitore
 
For some reason, all newly created user objects are not set to inherit
permissions from the parent. This is causing a problem for myself. I need
to allow our helpdesk operator the ability to change passwords for all users
within the domain.

Is there a way to make all user objects inherit permissions without having
to check the box under properties of each user object??

Thanks,

Joe Pingitore
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See tip 3471 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com

Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com
 
I left out one important thing...I need to do this through Active Directory.

I appreciate the response, but I assumed this being an AD ng, that it was
implied that I was referring to inherited permissions w/in AD/nested OU's.

I apologize for any confusion, and would still greatly appreciate any
further help on this matter!

Thanks,
Joe
 
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