Some users reported that they can no longer access certain users from a group.
> I just created a group. All was well until I tried to “add” a user. I > received an error stating that “add users can only be done from users. > (users:1)”.
This error message is usually displayed when users try to access users from a group.
- When a VPN user tries to access a Control Center user from a group, an error appears. This error occurs when a user tries to access users from a group.
- If a user is part of a group, then the user cannot access other users that are part of that group.
- This error occurs when a user tries to access users from a group.
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Microsoft’s Active Directory is a great organizing tool for businesses, but it can also be useful at home.
- In case you’re looking to find and fix the problem, follow the steps below.
- 1. Open Active Directory Users and Computers
- 2. Expand Forests, Domains, Servers, and Your Organization
- 3. Right-click on Your Organization and select Properties
- 4. On the General tab, check Show all objects
- 5. Select Advanced Features
- 6. Select Find Now
- 7. Type the name of the user you want to search for
- 8. Click on Find Now
- 9. Find the user and select the user’s properties
- 10. Click on Properties
- 11. Click on the Group Membership tab
- 12. Check the user’s memberships
- 13. Deselect any memberships the user doesn’t have
- 14. Click on OK
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In this case, we’ll be talking about groups in Active Directory.
- To resolve the Group Membership issue, you first have to find out the user account that is confusing the AD.
- Open Active Directory Users and Computers.
- Right-click the Active Directory domain and click on Properties.
- From the left pane, click on Group Policies.
- Then, click the Group Policy Management Console.
- In the console, locate the Group Policy Object (GPO) which you want to edit.
- Right-click on the GPO and click on Edit.
- In the left pane, expand the Group Policy Objects.
- Right-click on Users and Computers, click on Edit.
- In the Users and Computers Properties, expand Default Domain Policy.
- In the Default Domain Policy, right-click on User Configuration and select New.
- In the User Configuration window, right-click on Policies and select New.
- A New GPO window will open.
- Name the new GPO as Group Policy Objects (GPO).
- Click OK.
- Now, expand the newly created GPO.
- Right-click on User Configuration and select New.
- In the User Configuration window, right-click on Policies and select New.
- A New GPO window will open.
- Name the new GPO as Group Policy Objects (GPO).
- Click OK.
- Now, you’re done.
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- First, open Group Policy Editor by entering gpedit.msc in the Windows search box.
- Select the Computer Configuration option on the Group Policy Editor window.
- Then select the Administrative Templates option in the Group Policy Editor window.
- Select the System option in the Administrative Templates window.
- Next, click the Enabled option under the Allow users to create and join a Windows group policy object.
- Press the Apply button.
- Next, press OK to exit the Group Policy Editor.
