Back when your company was smaller, Active Directory group management was easy. You simply put new people into active directory and manually assigned them to groups so they were included in email and had permission to access resources like files and printers. Resetting passwords, responding to the HR emails, and getting everyone quickly online and read more >>
Max Wertheimer, the founder of the Gestalt Theory once stated in a borrowed and commonly referenced Aristotle philosophy that “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts”. This observation states that at times, two entities can collectively be of greater benefit or value than what would be possible with their value independently. This read more >>
Just as Active Directory has a user object for each network user, it has a computer object for each computer in the domain. These objects are treated as an account. As with user accounts, computer accounts provide a means for authenticating and auditing the computer’s access to the network and its access to domain resources. read more >>
In role based access control, security groups and distribution lists will by design, have specific associations to resources based on the need to apply a certain job function, task, or action to specific classifications of workers. The membership of security groups and/or distribution lists are adeptly managed using object attributes stored in Active Directory with read more >>
