Can someone please clarify this for me? The Security Best Practices for Unity White Paper states the following...<br><br>"As a best practice, other domain accounts used by Cisco Unity system administrators should be restricted to read-only access, while Cisco Unity subscribers, and all other domain accounts and groups should have no access rights to the directories, folders, or files on the Cisco Unity server. To do so, exclude the System Group Everyone from the default user permissions for C:\ or root of any other drive on the Cisco Unity server. Instead, assign authenticated users. In addition, confirm that no explicitly privileged assignments have been made to individual groups or accounts."<br><br>So, does that mean add the "Authenticated Users" group? If so, how does this satisfy the previously mentioned recommendations.<br><br>-OR-<br><br>Does this mean add individual users, which should be authenticated? If so, which ones?<br><br>Also, what is the chance doing either will prevent access to SA or AA interfaces? I have a customer that is really concerned about other Domain Admins messing up his Unity server. So any advice to help accomplish that end is greatly appreciated.<br><br>Thanks in advance!<br><br>-J<br><br>
