How to Create OU's, Users, and Groups on Windows Server 2019 Active Directory
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2021
- Learn how to create OU's, Users, and Groups on Windows Server 2019 Active Directory.
In this Step By Step Tutorial we cover the following topics:
- Browse through Active Directory Users and Computers
- Create a new OU
- Create a sub OU in the new OU
- Create new users in the sub OU
- Show various default groups
- Add users in the groups
- Limit the computers a user can logon to
- Limit logon hours for a user in Windows Active Directory
- Reset a user's password in Windows Active Directory
- Unlock or enable an account in Active Directory
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I have a user who needs to access a remote server via RDP/MSTSC I have given him VPN access he is able to RDP the server & use an ERP application .
Now I don't want this user to access local drives on this server like D & E drives as this contains official documents. He should only be able to access the ERP application that is present on that system.for operational purpose.
Also there are other users using this server for shared drive access for storing their data who are working on local lan, they should not be effected after making any changes.
Please help me on how to archive this step by step process as I am a bit new to this. Its a request
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