I have a central site CEN, and the All Systems collection.
I have 3 Groups that have the following permissions:
Class:
G1 = No
G2 = Read, Advertise, Create
G3 = No
Instance:
G1 = read, read resource, view collected files and use remote tools.
G2 = read, modify, Delete, use Remote Tools, Advertise, Modify Resource, Delete Resource, view collected files, read resource, modify collection setting.
G3 = read, read resource, view collected files and use remote tools.
Below the CEN site I have 3 Child primaries, CP1, CP2, CP3
On CP1:
Class
p\G1 = Same as CEN
p\G2 = Same as CEN
p\G3 = Same as CEN
Instance
p\G1 = Same as CEN
p\G2 = Same as CEN
p\G3 = Same as CEN
On CP2:
Class
p\G1 = Full Permissions
p\G2 = Same as CEN
p\G3 = Same as CEN
Instance
p\G1 = Same as CEN
p\G2 = Same as CEN
p\G3 = Not Present
On CP3
Class
d\G1 = Same as CEN
d\G2 = Same as CEN
d\G3 = Same as CEN
Instance
d\G1 = Not Present
d\G2 = Not Present
d\G3 = Not Present
Now CP3 is "special" as it is in a seperate domain and forest (our development domain) but this doesn't cause issues for any of our deployments or anything else. p\ is production, d\ is development domains.
I can sort of understand the differences between CEN and CP3 but not CEN and CP2. Is there any way to get the permissions to be consistant across all 3 CPs?
Ryan