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We are having problems with making security changes stick for a handful of user objects attributes. After awhile, these object keep on reverting back to security setting immediately prior to the changes
At the OU level, we delegate rights to global security groups to change certain user attributes like the address field, description, etc via the security tab. With the problematic user objects, I noticed that they were set to "not" inherit permissions. I would change the object to let it inherit permissions from the OU level and I would see the delegated security rights change accordingly. The rights would stick from anywhere to a couple of minutes to an hour. Then after some time (maybe after replication with a DC?) the security tab would revert to the setting before changes were made. The user object would even revert back to unchecking the inherit permissions option. This same result would occur even if I changed security settings on the user object directly
We have no probem with a vast majority of our user objects, including user objects in the same OU
We are having problems with making security changes stick for a handful of user objects attributes. After awhile, these object keep on reverting back to security setting immediately prior to the changes
At the OU level, we delegate rights to global security groups to change certain user attributes like the address field, description, etc via the security tab. With the problematic user objects, I noticed that they were set to "not" inherit permissions. I would change the object to let it inherit permissions from the OU level and I would see the delegated security rights change accordingly. The rights would stick from anywhere to a couple of minutes to an hour. Then after some time (maybe after replication with a DC?) the security tab would revert to the setting before changes were made. The user object would even revert back to unchecking the inherit permissions option. This same result would occur even if I changed security settings on the user object directly
We have no probem with a vast majority of our user objects, including user objects in the same OU