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Fine-Grained Password Policy Delegation (SSP)


A brief overview of the deployment, summary, and issues observed during the miniOrange AD Tools POC.


Steps to Delegate Control at Domain Level

  • Go to the Domain level in Active Directory Users and Computers (ADUC).
  • Right-click on the domain name and select Delegate Control.
  • Click Next.
steps to delegate control at domain level

Select the User or Group

  • Select the user or security group to whom you want to delegate access.
  • Click Next.
Select Users or Groups

Choose Custom Delegation Task

  • Select Create a custom task to delegate.
  • Click Next.
Choose tasks to delegate

Select the Objects to Delegate

  • Under Only the following objects in the folder, select:
    • msDS-PasswordSettings objects
    • msDS-PasswordSettingsContainer objects
  • These represent access to:
    • The FGPP container
    • Fine-Grained Password Policy object
Select objects to delegate

Assign Create/Delete Permissions (If Required)

  • To allow the user/group to create FGPP policies, check:
    • Create selected objects in this folder
  • To allow the user/group to delete FGPP policies, check:
    • Delete selected objects in this folder
  • Click Next.
assign create delete permissions

Configure Read or Write Access

  • On the Permissions page, select:
    • General
    • Property-specific
  • For Read-Only Access
    • Grant Read permissions to allow viewing policies such as policy name and settings.
  • For Write Access (Modify Policies)
    • Select the following options:
      1. Write
      2. Read all properties
      3. Write all propertie
configure read and write access

Finish Delegation

  • Click Next.
  • Review the selections.
  • Click Finish to complete the delegation setup

Note:

  • These permissions provide read-only access to the Default Domain Password Policy. Read and write permissions apply only to Fine-Grained Password Policies (FGPP) and do not allow modification of the default policy.