I use a verbose naming scheme, which a lot of people hate, but I love...
DLs go with
ZwwExDL-GroupName - WorldWide groups, which only contain DLs
ZauExDL-GroupName - two letter country code groups, which may
contain other DLs or names
ZukExDL-GroupName
ZusEXDL-GroupName
Permissions go with something like this:
ZauServerShareDirectoryPath-[RO|RW] - read-only or read-write
permissions on a share/directory, never more than two directories
deeper than the share.
or
ZusServerFunctionalGroupName - for SQL or other application
servers which might need embedded permissions.
Mind you - since we're still new to AD, and working in a converted NT4
environment, I haven't completed all of this, but that's where I'm
headed.
The Z is to sort the groups to the bottom of the lists, the two-letter
country codes are obvious, as I hope the rest of it is too.
Kurt
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 9:07 AM, David Lum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do you guys differentiate your security group names from distribution
> list names in AD?
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