Users/Groups - Sids/Guids.

[BaKaR]

Hi!,

OS: WinXP Pro.
Win2K Domain, AD.

Opening Gpedit.msc>Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Security Settings> Local Policies>User Right
Assignment>

- Act As Part Of The System
- Adjust Memory Quotas for A Process
- Log On As A Service
- Replace a Process Level Token
- Shut Down The System

Along with the Users and Groups Specified with "grant" permissions to this Policies, there is a user/group named:
*S-1-5-21-2790911619-582506503-933563746-1011.

This same user/group Sid/Guid is not shown in Local User/Groups so it must be Domain one ?

How to check what was it and how it was named ?

Is there a possibility to Copy/Paste that kind of info from gpedit.msc, cause retyping this sid/guid was really painful

Aynone knows a good information resource about sids/guid to understand them ?

Any Info about the problem, sids/guids, anything is welcome!


Thank You,

 

[Derek Melber [MVP]]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q243330

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Derek Melber
BrainCore.Net
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Hi!,

OS: WinXP Pro.
Win2K Domain, AD.

Opening Gpedit.msc>Local Computer Policy>Computer Configuration>Windows

Settings>Security Settings> Local Policies>User Right

Assignment>

- Act As Part Of The System
- Adjust Memory Quotas for A Process
- Log On As A Service
- Replace a Process Level Token
- Shut Down The System

Along with the Users and Groups Specified with "grant" permissions to this

Policies, there is a user/group named:

*S-1-5-21-2790911619-582506503-933563746-1011.

This same user/group Sid/Guid is not shown in Local User/Groups so it must be Domain one ?

How to check what was it and how it was named ?

Is there a possibility to Copy/Paste that kind of info from gpedit.msc,

cause retyping this sid/guid was really painful