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AD Account Access When Not a Member of Default Domain Users

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Hi all,

I have a scenario where I need to make "contractor" AD account that will be used by non-employees to access a certain portion of our SharePoint infrastructure. I created some test accounts, and a new default group (DOMAIN\ctr domain users) and added that group to the Builtin "Users" group.

Now, I grant access to SharePoint for the thousands of other AD accounts by adding DOMAIN\Domain Users with X permissions to our SharePoint sites. However, I do not want to allow these contractors to have access. So, when I created these accounts, I removed them from the "Domain users" group and assigned them to the "Ctr domain users" as their default group. 

I then assigned the "Ctr domain users" group permissions to the primary site they will be accessing at the top level. However, now when I try and access this specific SharePoint group with one of my test accounts, it just says Access Denied. What am I misisng from the group or account perspective? Is there some requirement in SharePoint that an AD account needs to be a member of Domain users to authenticate with SP?

Thanks!


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