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Assign SEC Policy to Active Directory Security Group?

Scott_Jennings

Hi,

I have tried searching the documentation as well as searching on the forums and the internet and wanted to know if it is possible to assign a Device Control Policy to an AD security Group?

For example I have groups synced to AD OUs and these are per department, and want some staff (managers) to have USB access, but not everyone.

These managers happen to already be in an AD Sec Group so I would like to use that, rather than having to create a SUB group / OU for allowed USB access.

Is that possible?

Many thanks,

Scott.

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    Hello Scott,

    SEC only syncs the OU structure and the computer objects within, it doesn't use other information from AD. In addition policies are assigned to SEC groups (and indirectly to the computers belonging to them), "user" doesn't exist at all.

    This is as it is now. It might change but personally I don't think this will happen really soon.

    Christian

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    Hello Scott,

    SEC only syncs the OU structure and the computer objects within, it doesn't use other information from AD. In addition policies are assigned to SEC groups (and indirectly to the computers belonging to them), "user" doesn't exist at all.

    This is as it is now. It might change but personally I don't think this will happen really soon.

    Christian

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