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Windows XP Built In Security Groups, needing more info...
JockVSJock
Member Posts: 1,118
So I'm still chugging away on 70-270 and in the Exam Cram book, there is a brief mention of the Built-In Security Groups. Talks about the following:
-Everyone
-Authenticated Users
-Creater Owner
-Create Group
-Network
-Interactive
-Anonymous Logon
-Dialup
-Remote Interactive Logon
-Terminal Server User
Basically talks about how these groups can be applied to anyone who logs into a computer.
Doesn't give anymore detail then that. Did find the following website that had a bit more info:
Increasing Security with Limited User Accounts and Restricted Groups
Looks like from MMC, an admin can look at the security groups. However when I did that, not seeing anything where you can add users into these groups.
Can anyone help fill in the cracks here?
thanks
-Everyone
-Authenticated Users
-Creater Owner
-Create Group
-Network
-Interactive
-Anonymous Logon
-Dialup
-Remote Interactive Logon
-Terminal Server User
Basically talks about how these groups can be applied to anyone who logs into a computer.
Doesn't give anymore detail then that. Did find the following website that had a bit more info:
Increasing Security with Limited User Accounts and Restricted Groups
Looks like from MMC, an admin can look at the security groups. However when I did that, not seeing anything where you can add users into these groups.
Can anyone help fill in the cracks here?
thanks
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Psoasman
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Those are actually the built-in system groups. You don't see them when you administer groups, but are used to assign permissions and / or rights to resources. You don't modify the specific member ships of these groups.
For example. If you have a folder called secret, you can click the sharing tab and share the resource with everyone and then lock it down further with NTFS permissions.
I hope that helps you out.