The organizational unit DACL are correct but the security is not inherited
anymore it seems.
How can I check what could be wrong?
Thanks
Rolf
Hello Rolf,
Make sure that the objects inherits permissions from the objects above.
There's a checkbox in the advanced security dialog.
If the object inherits from above another reason for different DACLs
could be that someone changed the default security definied in the
schema for that object class.
Use the tool DSACLS from the support tools to verify the rights on the
object and to set them as you need them. You can also use DSACLS /s to
reset the security describor to the default definied in the schema.
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1) AdminSDHolder affects all users that are members of admin groups. Search
KB for more info
2) check that defaultSecurityDescriptor on user class did not change in the
schema.
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Dmitri Gavrilov
SDE, Active Directory Core
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