AD Groups (6)
- 30 Jul 2024
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AD Groups (6)
- Updated on 30 Jul 2024
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Active Directory (AD) groups are a way to manage and organize users, computers, and other objects within an Active Directory environment. AD groups facilitate the administration of permissions and policies across a network by grouping objects together, which allows for efficient management of access controls and resources.
There are two main types of AD groups:
Security Groups: Used to assign permissions to resources within the network. These groups can be used to manage access to files, folders, printers, and other network resources.
Distribution Groups: Used primarily for email distribution lists within Microsoft Exchange and other email systems. These groups are not used to assign permissions.
SymphonyAI Service Automation integrates with Active Directory (AD) groups to streamline and automate various administrative tasks. This enhances the efficiency and accuracy of identity and access management processes, providing a scalable solution for managing network resources and user permissions in enterprise environments.
Skill List
Serial No | Skill | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | Create Security Group | Create Security Group in Active Directory under the category AD Groups. |
2 | Create Distribution Group | Create Distribution Group in Active Directory under the category AD Groups. |
3 | Add user to Security Groups | Add user to Security Groups in Active Directory under the category AD Groups. |
4 | Delete Security Group | Delete Security Group in Active Directory under the category AD Groups. |
5 | Remove user from Security Groups | Remove user to Security Groups in Active Directory under the category AD Groups. |
6 | Get AD Security Group Details | Get AD Security Group Details in Active Directory under the category AD Groups. |
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