Creating Custom Group Roles

To successfully develop and use custom groups for role-based access control, you should thoroughly understand the following:

  • Predefined user rights

  • Predefined access permissions associated with specific object types

  • Windows access control mechanisms

  • Default operating system roles—the default user groups and users

  • How to create custom roles by directly assigning rights to groups and giving these groups access to objects

  • How to use tools that provide another way to grant authority, including the Delegation of Control wizard and Authorization Manager

  • How to audit user and group use of rights and access

Using custom groups to provide role-based access control is as much a function of administrative and programmer understanding ...

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