Re: Restricted Groups Problem
- From: "Ken B" <none@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 14:20:33 -0400
I believe the easiest way would be to re-enable the restricted groups
setting, adding in domain admins.
Just a note for next time--you don't want to make many settings at the
domain level--this will affect your domain controllers and every user,
including the administrator account.
Good luck
Ken
"exchangerookie1994" <exchangerookie1994@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message news:6776EA11-EDFB-463A-9E17-1DBFF94D149D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I implememented a GPO and set up restricted groups for Domain Admins, and
> the admistrators group at the domain level. I modified the default domain
> policy. I added administrator and a BackupExec service account to both
> groups under memebers of this group. A few days later I notice everyone
> that used to be admin on their PC no longer has Admin rights and the
> Domain
> Admins group is no longer in the local Administrators group on any of my
> XP
> machines. I have since deleted the restricted groups setting in the
> default
> domain policy. How can I add Domain Admins back in to Local
> administrators
> group on all XP machines as quickly as possible?
>
> Thanks for your Time
>
.
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