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UNIX and Linux Access Controls Leveraging Active Directory Groups

11 April,19 at 11:49 AM

 

Centrify Product Manager David McNeely shows how the DirectManage Zone Provisioning Agent allows you to set up Active Directory groups that correspond to the access rights you want users to have on Centrify Zones of UNIX, Linux and Mac systems. As you add or remove users in the Active Directory groups, the Zone Provisioning Agent automates the assignment of those users into Centrify Zones.

 

Running Time: 11 minutes

 

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David McNeely, Director, Product Management

 

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Frank Cabri, Vice President, Marketing

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