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aspen00
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 Posted - 21 May 2001 : 12:18:33
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I am having problems getting this to work. What is the proper syntax for setting up the forum to work with NT Groups (local,global). Can I setup multiple groups. Will it use local groups or only global. If so, what is the proper syntax.
I have checked the spelling and case, but it doesn't seem to see any users except for the Admin. Below is an example of what I have in the Global Group or Password field
ex: NTGlobalGroupName and I have tried
ex: NTLocalGroupName
Neither seems to work.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
Charles
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Utorian
Starting Member
Denmark
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Posted - 22 May 2001 : 04:53:56
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REMEMBER NTGroups are CASE SENSITIVE when you wanna add one in the forum.
See a topic below to change that(by Utorian)!. hope that helps you alittle. When i make the groups exact the same with upper/lower case letters it worked like a charm. [:-)]
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aspen00
Starting Member
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Posted - 29 May 2001 : 09:53:46
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I know they are case sensitive. I have tried that and it is not working. I would like to know what the syntax is for using NT groups? Can they be local? or global only? If it is global only, how do you distinguish which domain the global group resides on.
Example: I have 5 domains, the global group I want to use are on domain number 3. What is the syntax for this (domain\groupname)???
Thanks,
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Kal Corp
Average Member
USA
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Posted - 31 May 2001 : 14:53:17
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Currenty its global groups.
And it does not go by Domain, we would have to udpate the code to do that.
So
\\Domain1\GlobalGroupABC
\\Domain2\GlobalGroupABC
would be seen as GlobalGroupABC
Also to have more groups use ", "
Example
GlobalGroupABC, GlobalGroupDEF, GlobalGroupGHI
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aspen00
Starting Member
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Posted - 13 June 2001 : 12:00:48
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Thanks, you have answered my questions.
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