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Looking at the ARM usecase pages, which would be your biggest pain point regarding user permissions?

yumdarling

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jeremymayfield

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yumdarling

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Voted, so I can't vote again, but I have not gotten credit for the question (survey) being taken / answered. So what is the deal Yummy?

tallyrich

Best practice is to give users "least privilege" permissions. Just what they need to do their jobs and no more. This can be extremely difficult to ensure with multiple servers, multiple file shares, multiple folders and files and multiple levels of all of the above. In addition users belong to different groups and organization units.

A tool like this can be invaluable to ensure proper rights are given. Users will always let you know if they don't have access to something that they need, but seldom to never tell you that they can see "stuff" that they shouldn't be able to.

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