Trying to understand what you want...
 
(1) you have a group, that group has been given permissions on objects in AD 
(the domain) and you want to know to which objects  through a tool/script
(2) you have a group and someone configured the DACL/SACL on that group and you 
want to know the DACL/SACL on that group through a tool/script
 
If (1) use DSREVOKE
(http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=77744807-c403-4bda-b0e4-c2093b8d6383&DisplayLang=en)
see the output:
D:\TECHNICAL\MicrosoftTooling\DSRevoke>dsrevoke.exe /?

Usage: dsrevoke /report|/remove [/domain:<domainname>] [/username:<username>]
                [/password:<password>|*] [/root:<domain/OU>] <securityprincipal>

/report: Only reports the ACEs that have been set for the given
        principal on all domain and OU objects under root
/remove: Reports and then removes (after confirmation) the aces
        for the given principal
/domain: Dns OR Netbios name of domain
        (must be specified when <securityprincipal> is in domain other
        than default or if alternate credentials are provided)
/username: Username if alternate credentials must be specified
/password: * will prompt for password
/root: Root OU to start search for ACEs. If not specified will
        default to the specified domain's default naming context (The
        root domain or OU must be specified using x500 format; if the
        dn must include spaces enclose the option in quotes,e.g. "/root:..")
<securityprincipal>: Domain\User or Domain\Group for the security
        principal being looked up
 
If (2) use DSACLS
 
jorge

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Carerros, Charles
Sent: Thu 2006-02-16 15:47
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: [ActiveDir] Delegration of Administration



Does anyone have script or method of identifying what permission is set to a
security group through Delegation of Administration.  I was hoping to find a
quick way of evaluating the security so that I can revamp our system.

Thanks,

Charlie
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