Specific permission needed to join computers to a domain?



What specific permission does an account need in order to join a new
computer to a domain?

I ask because I am trying to widdle down the number of domain admins
on our network and use delegation as needed.

One of the things I was thinking about is what type of permission our
techs would need in order to bring new computers built, into our
domain.

Does it have to be domain admins?
Can I setup some type of delegation on the 'Computers OU' and give a
group certain access?

If they wanted to move a computer to a specific OU bin, i could use
delegation for that as well?

Thanks.

JW

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