RE: SMS Administrator Accounts
- From: Bappie <Bappie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 23:15:02 -0700
Have you tried to make something like a trust just to get your account into a
group in the other domain?
"Michael Day" wrote:
> Our company merged with another. We had SMS they didn't. My Domain's SMS
> account does not have privs on the new domain and I cannot add my SMS Admin
> acount to the new domain. Neither can I add the new Domain - Domain Admins
> account to our old domain. All computers are on separate domains (some in
> our location are on the new company's domain).
>
> What account can I use to deploy packages to all servers in all domains?
> The only way I've been told how I can have administrator privs on all
> computers is to put my ID in the local administrators group on all of the
> computers either manually or with a script.
>
> Is this the only way for me to successfully deploy packages to all
> computers? I know soon I will be called upon to build site servers at the
> other locations, push out clients to all computers and will also have to
> deploy security patches to all servers in all locations eventually.
>
> I encountered this the other day when I was deploying the security patches.
> My package failed on a couple of local servers that happen to be in the new
> company's domain. My
>
> Mike Day - SMS Administrator
> mike.day@xxxxxxxxxx
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