Introduction
This article helps you create and delete groups in Active Directory Users and Computer MMC We will create the group in the AD1.
Create a group in Active Directory
In Server Manager, click on Tools and select Active Directory Users and Computers from the drop-down menu
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Expand your domain (techyul.com), right-click on Users > New > Group
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Type your Group name (Test Group). Keep the below setting default and click OK
Note: I have selected Group scope as Global and Group type is Security. What does it mean?
- Group scope:
- Domain local: You can only assign permission only in the same domain where you created the domain local group.
- Global: A global group can be used to assign permissions for access to resources in any domain
- Universal: Groups can be accessed by another forest.
- Group type
- Security: It is used for granting access to resources such as SharePoint.
- Distribution: It is used to send email notifications to a group of people. This is useful if you have an exchange server. This cannot be used to set security settings.
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Add user to the group
Right-click on the group (Test Group) and select Properties
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Click on Members tab and click Add to add users
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Type your user name, click Check Names to verify the user and click OK
Note: This is the user which we create in the previous article
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The user has been added. Click OK
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Verify user in the group
You can verify if the user is in the group.
Right-click on the user (Test User 1) and click Properties
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Click on Member of tab
You can see Test User 1 is the member of Test Group
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Conclusion
Now we know how to create and manage groups in AD.
Thank you for reading, I hope you like this article please leave a comment if you have any questions.
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