When you assign permissions to a group, all the group’s members receive those permissions as well. To make sure that groups always show in the sbs console we recommend using only the add a new group wizard Now that you have a windows standard server domain, the groups created by sbs are no longer needed
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You’ve basically shifted into a regular windows server workflow.
The following steps provide only a work around to get users to show in the sbs console that were created using other methods than the ones provided by the sbs console
Start the change user role for user accounts wizard and choose the appropriate user role from the first wizard screen. The sbs server adds the domain account to the administrators group on the local computer It accomplishes this via a wmi call to the selected computer from the sbs server that places the account in the local administrators group. That's because they were added directly using standard ad tools, not the sbs wizards
You can open active directory users and computers and move them to the sbsusers ou It's a bad idea to mix and match using standard ad tools and sbs wizards Someone has clearly done that, and now you need to sort it out and get the users where they should be. The roles you see in the sbs console are nothing more than template user accounts that have membership in particular security groups and have access to particular components, like rww, etc
And have particular settings, like mailbox and folder quotas.
You can try the following to fix the issue Move your user in adu&c to the sbs ou folder where all the other users are located Make sure you have the same group memberships as the rest of the users I would run gpupdate at the server and close the sbs management console and reopen it again.
From a command prompt run net session That will show you session connection information It will not show you who is actively transferring data For that you'll need to run a packet capture program on the server.
I'd use dcdiag / repadmin tools to verify health correcting all errors found before starting any operations.
