OCS 2007 Enabling Federation for all users globally

I've set up federation in OCS 2007 and it's working. The problem now is I need to make enable it en mass for my users.
I've searched all properties and can't find where I enable it for all users. The setting I'm looking for is equivalent to going in the users properties > Other Settings [configure] > and checking Enable Federation and Enable Remote access.
I'd hate to go through 300+ users to check this. Does anyone know where I can set this globally?
Thanks.

What are the odds of that...answered my own question.
I right clicked the users folder > configure users and it walked me through checking those options.
Hope it saves someone some time :)

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