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Active Directory Cookbook
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Active Directory Cookbook

by Robbie Allen
September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
624 pages
15h 49m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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14.6. Customizing the Delegation of Control Wizard

Problem

You want to add or remove new delegation options in the Delegation of Control Wizard.

Solution

Open the Delegation of Control Wizard INF file ( %SystemRoot%\Inf\Delegwiz.inf ) on the computer you want to modify the wizard for.

Under the [DelegationTemplates] section, you’ll see a line like the following:

Templates = template1, template2, template3, template4, template5, template6, 
template7, template8, template9,template10, template11, template12, template13

You need to append a new template name. In this case I’ll follow the same naming convention and create a template named template14. The line now looks like this:

Templates = template1, template2, template3, template4, template5, template6, 
template7, template8, template9,template10, template11, template12, template13, 
template14

Scroll to the end of the file and append a new template section. You can use the other template sections as examples. Here is the generic format:

[<TemplateName>]
AppliesToClasses = <CommaSeparatedOfObjectClassesInvokedFrom>

Description = "<DescriptionShownInWizard>"

ObjectTypes = <CommaSeparatedListOfObjectClassesThatAreSet>

[<TemplateName>.SCOPE]
<Permission entries for Scope>

[<TemplateName>.<ObjectClass1>]
<Permission entries for ObjectClass1>

[<TemplateName>.<ObjectClass2>]
<Permission entries for ObjectClass2>

 . . .

<TemplateName> is the same as what we used in the [DelegationTemplates] section, e.g., template14.

In the AppliesToClasses line, ...

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