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4 Select the appropriate option in Group Scope .
5 Select the Group Type .
6 Select Protect from accidental deletion .
7 Modify the Managed By , Member Of , and Members sections, and then
click
OK .
Adding Members to A Group (Windows Server 2008)
1 Click Start → Administrative Tools → Active Directory Administrative
Center
.
2 In the navigation pane, click the folder in which the group resides.
3 Right-click the group, and then click Properties .
4 Select Add on the Members tab.
5 Enter the name of the user, computer, or group that you are adding, and then
click
OK .
Applying Security Policies Using Group Policy Objects
Once you have created a group, you can collectively apply security settings and
other attributes to the members of that group by creating and configuring a
Group Policy Object (GPO). Doing so makes it easy to maintain security for
users and resources as your digital forensics organization changes.
Creating and Editing GPOs
Creating a New GPO (Windows Server 2008)
In Windows Server 2008, GPOs are managed using the Group Policy
Management Console (GPMC).
1
To open the GPMC, click Start → Administrative Tools → Group Policy
Management
.
2 Navigate to the forest and domain in which you will create the new object,
and then click
Group Policy Objects .
3 Click New .
4 Enter the name of the new GPO, and then click OK .