I just tested this and yes it did indeed work for me. 

I would fully expect it to. It isn't anything magical about ADUC, that is AD
Delegation functionality at work there and normal ACLs. 

I even used the Self well known security principal as the managing group. 


   joe 


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Subject: [ActiveDir] Group ManageBy 'feature' in SP1 does not work?

Hi

Someone here (sorry can't remember who) posted that in 2003 SP1, we are able
to put a Group to manage a group and update membership.

I've been testing that and I'm kinda stuck - after assigning a group &
ticking "Manager can update membership list" - the user in that group is
unable to manage the other group.

Groupname to be managed:        group1
Groupname to manage:            group2 (username1 is a member of group2)

Under Managed By tab of group1 - I assign a group group2 and ticked Manager
can update membership list

Login as username1 and I am UNABLE to add or modify any members (if I assign
directly to a user account it works)

Eventhough it doesn't work - dsacls shows that group2 is assigned the
correct rights which is SPECIAL ACCESS for Add/Remove self as member
(defined as WP;member)

Anyone has tested this functionality and get this to work yet? 

I'm trying to achieve group to self managed its member - meaning any member
of the group can add/remove/modify membership list (group1 to be managed by
group1).


Thank you and have a splendid day!
 
Kind Regards,
 
Freddy Hartono
Windows Administrator (ADSM/NT Security) Spherion Technology Group,
Singapore For Agilent Technologies
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