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Security Explorer 9.9 - User Guide

Getting Started with Security Explorer Managing permissions Searching Managing security Managing objects
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Working with Microsoft SQL Server Working with Microsoft Exchange
Checking minimum requirements Viewing Exchange permissions Granting Exchange permissions Revoking Exchange permissions Cloning Exchange permissions Searching for Exchange server objects and permissions Backing up and restoring Exchange server security Modifying Exchange permissions Managing Exchange group memberships Exporting Exchange security permissions Creating Exchange databases Creating public folder mailboxes Managing Exchange administrators Managing Exchange distribution groups Managing mail contacts Managing mail users Managing mailboxes Managing mailbox folders Managing public folders Using role based access control Setting options for Exchange security
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Viewing Active Directory permissions

 
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NOTE: The View Permissions task opens the Browse tab.
To view Active Directory permissions
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Open the Active Directory Security module.
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In the Navigation pane, expand the Active Directory® node to browse all Active Directory objects in the default naming contexts of the specified domains. See Using the Navigation pane.
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If loading is taking too long, you can click Stop in the loading progress bar. To reload the current node, click Reload or press F5. See Using the loading progress bar.
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In the Navigation pane, select an object.
The Objects pane displays the LDAP path, the children of the selected object, the object name, and owner. See Using the Objects pane.
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In the Objects pane, select a child object. The Permissions pane displays permissions for the selected object. The Owner box displays the user or group that owns the selected object.
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Set options for the displayed permissions. See Using the Permissions pane.
 
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TIP: The contents of the columns may be too long to view on the page. You can size the columns or select the permissions, use Ctrl+C to copy the selection to the clipboard, and paste into a text file. You also can select the object and export a permissions report. See Exporting Active Directory permissions.

Granting Active Directory permissions

You can grant permissions to domain users and groups without affecting the permissions of any other user. First, choose the permissions to grant, and select a domain user or group. You can grant different permissions for several domain users and groups with one operation.

 
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TIP: The Grant task provides a quick way to grant permissions. See Using the Grant task. For more options, add a path, and click Switch to Security Explorer Classic (Advanced).
NOTE: You can grant permissions on only domain groups and users.
To grant permissions
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Open the Active Directory Security module.
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Locate the object with the permission to grant. See Viewing Active Directory permissions.
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Right-click selected permission(s), and choose Grant Permissions.
The Grant Active Directory Permissions dialog box displays the path, and the associated groups and users for the current object. The navigation tree is hidden by default. To view the navigation tree, click 4.
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Select the domain groups and users to apply the permission. There are a few methods for selecting groups and users.
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Choose from the list of domain groups and users in the navigation tree.
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To filter the list in the left pane, type a server name or base path in the box, and click Set.
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To return the full list to view, click Reset. The list returns to full view the next time you open Grant Permissions.
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Select from the list of domain groups and users associated with the current object.
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To change to another domain, select the domain from the List Names From list.
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To display users in the list, click Show Users. To return the list to show only groups, click Refresh.
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To select a group/user not displayed, type a name or click Advanced User Selection.
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Browse for a domain group or user.
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From the Permission list, select the permissions to grant, and whether or not to Allow or Deny. If the choice is not available in the list, click Advanced Permission Selection to create a custom choice.
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From the Applies To list, select how to apply the permissions.
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To propagate the client permission to the subtree, select the check box.
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To add the domain group/user to the List of users and groups to grant list, click Add.
 
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TIP: To add additional domain groups or users to the List of users and groups to grant list with the selected permission settings, you can hold down CTRL or SHIFT, and click a domain group or user from the list, or double-click a group or user in the navigation tree.
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Click OK. The Granting Permissions box displays the progress. See Completing a process.

Revoking Active Directory permissions

You can revoke access for domain users and groups.

 
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TIP: The Revoke basic task provides a quick way to revoke permissions. See Using the Revoke tasks. For more options, add a path, and click Switch to Security Explorer Classic (Advanced).
To revoke permissions
1
Open the Active Directory Security module.
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Locate the object with the permission to revoke. See Viewing Active Directory permissions.
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Right-click selected permission(s), and choose Revoke Permissions.
The Revoke Permissions dialog box displays the path, and the associated groups and users for the current object. The navigation tree is hidden by default. To view the navigation tree, click 4.
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Select the domain groups and users to revoke the permission. There are a few methods for selecting groups and users.
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Choose from the list of domain groups and users in the navigation tree.
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To filter the list in the left pane, type a server name or base path in the box, and click Set.
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To return the full list to view, click Reset. The list returns to full view the next time you open Revoke Permissions.
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Select from the list of domain groups and users associated with the current object.
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To change to another domain, select the domain from the List Names From list.
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To display domain users in the list, click Show Users. To return the list to show only groups, click Refresh.
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Browse for a domain group or user or click Advanced User Selection.
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From the Permission list, select the permissions to revoke, and whether or not to Allow or Deny. If the choice is not available in the list, click Advanced Permission Selection to create a custom choice.
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Choose options.
 
Table 1. Revoke options
Option
Description

Revoke all permissions (Allow and Deny) for the selected user

Select to revoke all permissions (Allow and Deny) for the selected user.

Propagate client permissions down to subtree

Select to revoke the specified permissions from the child objects of the client.

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To add the domain group/user to the List of users and groups to revoke list, click Add.
 
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TIP: To add additional domain groups or users to the List of users and groups to revoke list with the selected permission settings, you can hold down CTRL or SHIFT, and click a domain group or user from the list or double-click a group or user in the navigation tree.
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Click OK. The Revoking Permissions box displays the progress. See Completing a process.

Cloning Active Directory permissions

Use the Clone feature to copy the permissions of one user/group to another user/group..

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TIP: The Clone task provides a quick way to clone permissions. See Using the Clone task. For more options, add a path, and click Switch to Security Explorer Classic (Advanced).
To clone permissions
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Open the Active Directory Security module.
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Locate the object with the permission to clone. See Viewing Active Directory permissions.
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Select Security | Clone Group or User.
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Right-click the objects, and choose Clone Group or User.
 
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NOTE: If the selected object has subnodes, you can select multiple objects in the Objects pane to clone.
The Clone Active Directory Permissions box opens to the Manual User/Group Selection tab and displays the path to the selected object and the associated groups and users.
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Select the groups or users to clone. See Selecting users and groups manually.
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Select options.
 
Table 2. Clone options
Option
Description

Clone permissions

By default, permissions are cloned.

Clone group memberships

Select to add the destination account to the groups of which the source user is a member.

If you choose this check box, a warning message displays. The destination is cloned into the same parent groups as the source. The contents of the groups selected as the source are not cloned.

Propagate permissions down to subtree

Write over the permissions of the child objects.

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Click OK. See Completing a process.
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