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You delegate administrative control of domains, OUs, and containers in order to provide other administrators, groups, or users with the ability to manage functions accord ing to their needs. In small organizations, a few administrators might be responsible for managing Active Directory objects. However, larger organizations might require many more administrators, requiring administrators to manage specific domains, OUs, or containers or even specific objects within OUs or containers. To ensure that adminis trators receive the appropriate permissions, you must delegate the administration of the domain, OU, or container. The Delegation Of Control Wizard is provided to automate and simplify the process of setting administrative permissions for a domain or an OU. Once you ve used the Delegation Of Control Wizard to set up permissions, you can view or modify permissions for an object by viewing or modifying the access con trol entries (ACEs) in the object s ACL. When you delegate administrative control to users, you must ensure that the users take responsibility and can be held accountable. Provide training for users who have con trol of objects. If the users to whom you delegate responsibility are not performing the administrative tasks, you need to assume responsibility for their failure.

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Listing 2.3 Our DisplayProcesses method using the var keyword (UsingVar.csproj)

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The Delegation Of Control Wizard steps you through the process of assigning permis sions at the domain, OU, or container level. Permissions for other objects must be man ually assigned as described in Lesson 2. Table 9-4 describes the function of each of the pages in the Delegation Of Control Wizard.

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Function Enables you to select the user accounts or groups to which you want to delegate control. Enables you to select the tasks to delegate. You pick com mon tasks from a list or indicate that you want to create custom tasks to delegate. Enables you to select the objects that you want to delegate, either The container, existing objects in the container or new objects in the container, or Only specific objects in the container Enables you to select one of the following permissions to

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