Groups
In general, a group is a collection of users or resources that share the same characteristics and responsibilities. In an organization, individual identities get added and deleted, but roles and responsibilities do not change much. Therefore, the best way to manage privileges in organizations is based on roles and responsibilities rather than individuals. For example, in a sales department, salespersons will change quite often but their operational requirements will not change frequently. They all will access the same file shares, have the same permissions for the sales application, and have the same privileges to access each other's calendars. Active Directory groups allow you to isolate identities based on privilege requirements.
In an Active Directory environment, there are two categories of groups:
- Security groups are the type used to assign permissions to the resources. As an example, Rebeladmin Corp. has a team of 10 salespersons. They use a shared...
