RE: assign domain user rights to change ip address

I can't see all of this thread, so may be duplicating another suggestion
here. If I am, I apologise.

Windows XP and Server 2003 have a local group called Network Configuration
Operators. Adding a user to this group allows that user to modify TCP/IP
settings.

You can use a startup script (utilising net localgroup) or the Restricted
Groups GPO settings to implement this across your infrastructure.

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Paul Williams

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