How to manage active directory groups from a web interface? [closed]

I'm trying to automate file sharing process and I started by creating some Active Directory groups for each permission:

USR_TEST_GROUP_RD, USR_TEST_GROUP_WR, USR_TEST_GROUP_FULL

I add some Active Directory users to those groups and added those 3 groups to the folder with their permissions but I keep gettng Access Denied message.

I have an Ubuntu Server 12.04 box that has active directory integration running on it. I want to allow a certain active directory group access to execute a script as sudo.

I have a newly installed TFS 2012 server set up and I am having problems with the synchronisation of Windows Groups (AD Groups).

My domain is called DOMAINA and my service account for TFSAgentJob is DOMAINA\TFS-Service. I have verified with dsquery that the service account can access the Active Directory.

I am currently trying to configure the Plone LDAP plugin for Active directory. Thus far all is good and I’m getting users and groups through. The usage is for Cyn.In

However the problem I’m facing is thus:

The users search has the ability to filter, which is great.

My problem is that I have a number of network administration applications like SAN switches that do not support nested groups from Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS).

We have an Active Directory 2003 domain with Windows XP workstations. Many settings on the workstations are configured and locked down via Active Directory domain group policy.

We need to send a few workstations to a remote office that does not have a domain controller or a connection to the domain.

I'm trying to linking the SVN hosted on Apache on a Windows Server 2008 to the Active Directory.

I understood what do I need to do to manage the groups of users on repository level:

<Location "/SampleRepository1"> DAV svn SVNPath H:/Repositories/SampleDirectory1 AuthBasicProvider ldap AuthzLDAPAuthoritative Off AuthLDAPURL "ldap://.../DC=...,DC=com?sAMAccountName?sub?(objectClass

I'm trying to retrieve information about members of an active directory group using dsget. The command retrieves some but not all members (53 of 141). The problem group contains a child group. The same command syntax with other groups not having a child group is successful.

I have been looking at an Active Directory that has several thousand groups, where pairs of groups are members of each other.

GroupA has GroupB as a Member. GroupB has GroupA as a Member.

Oy. I am trying to think through possible consequences of this circular nesting of groups.