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Created page with "'''(This page is a work in progress)''' == About == This page details how to replicate the process of adding authorized user groups to Member Management and the domain. This..."
 
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** For example: Boss Laser Authorized
** For example: Boss Laser Authorized
* Create an Authorizer security group
* Create an Authorizer security group
** For example: Boss Laser Authorizer  
** For example: Boss Laser Authorizer
** NOTE: Now is a good time to add all Authorizer (likely danger committee users) to this group.


=== 2) Django Steps ===
=== 2) Django Steps ===
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=== 3) Group Policy Steps ===
=== 3) Group Policy Steps ===
(WIP)
 
* Create a new group policy and place it in the OU you originally created
* Create a new group policy and place it in the OU you originally created
* Edit this new group policy
* Edit new group policy with the following selection
** Computer Configuration
*** Policies
**** Windows Settings
***** Security Settings
****** Local Policies / User Rights Assignment
******* (Policy) Allow Log On Locally
******** (Setting) PS1\Domain Admins, PS1\[Authorizer Security Group], PS1\[Authorized Security Group], BUILTIN\Administrators, BUILTIN\Administrators
****** Local Policies / Security Options
******* (Policy) Interactive Logon: Do not require CTRL+ALT+DELETE
********(Setting) Disabled
****** Restricted Groups
******* (Group) PS1\[Authorizer Group]
******** (Member Of) BUILTIN\Administrators
** User Configuration
*** NONE
 
Here is an example of how the GPO should look.
 
[[File:BossGroupPolicy.png|Example of group polciy]]
 
== Final Notes ==


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To finalize the changes, it is recommended you reboot the affected computer, or run "gpupdate /force" from a command prompt.