As an aside, I dislike the use of the word distribution groups and
security groups because both could be used for either. Any group can be a
distribution group, the groups are simply NT security enabled or not NT
security enabled.
Which is why you need to distinguish between them. Non-NT Security
Slight mod to this sentence
especially since the CURRENT primary use of such groups THAT WE ARE FAMILIAR
WITH is distributing emails.
I am seeing more and more use of these non-NT Security enabled groups in
functions other than email delivery.
And for this
I take both could be used for
When you change group scopes by using a combination of the Dsquery
command the Dsmod command, all the group types are changed to either
distribution groups or security groups on a Windows Server 2003-based
computer:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=898063
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Letting your vendors set your
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That is why ADMOD doesn't currently support a group scope type of switch
along with other bitwise type ops (such as disable, etc). There are
difficulties as you will see below.
I expect the fix for this is probably pretty inefficient and could be quite
slow if updating a lot of objects, my
