How can i find object access privilege in each global/local group?

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16th Jun 2005

Hi,

We just upgraded from NT 4 to Windows 2003 AD. I am doing clean up for all
the Global and Local groups. Most of the groups had been created before i
joined the company and i really cannot tell what are they for by just look at
the members or decsription? Can someone tell me is there anyway to check what
kind of access privelege they have? (objects access like folder, printer etc)

Thanks.
Mugen

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