Mac Thread, Using OD for policies but it wont use windows security groups in Technical; I have done an AD-OD intergration so I have a mac mini running OS X Server that is bound to ...
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24th July 2009, 09:28 AM #1 Using OD for policies but it wont use windows security groups
I have done an AD-OD intergration so I have a mac mini running OS X Server that is bound to Active Directory. All our iMacs are bound to AD & the OD server.
I am trying to make changes in workgroup manager to lock down the machines. I have made a user group called managed_pupils in workgroup manager, but when I add members it is only hwen I add users individually that the policies work. If I add a security group of say 'all pupils' which all our pupil accounts are members of it does not work.
Can anyone tell me if I am going to have to add the users individually?
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25th July 2009, 08:10 PM #2
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I'm not 100% certain if its not more complicated as our server was setup for us (Toucan) but we have a relationship in WGM that ties our AD student group to an OD student group and so on - then we can apply OD policies to these groups!
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25th July 2009, 09:53 PM #3 No you can add AD groups to the OD groups but IIRC you cannot nest groups. For example, OD_Staff_Group > AD_Staff_Group > AD Users will work but OD_Staff_Group > AD_Staff_Group > Year_1_Group > AD User more than likely won't. I don't know if this has changed in Leopard though but i could never get this to work in Tiger
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