Re: Local Admin
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If your server is a domain controller, then you do not get Local Users
and Groups anymore. Hopefully the server you want to give local admin
rights to is not a domain controller. If so, then search google groups
for local admin rights on a domain controller, as I have never had a
need to do this myself.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: remote desktop rights on domain controller
... First of for domain controllers user rights must be configured in Domain ... Controller Security Policy - not local policy. ... The user right for logon ... Group on the domain controller if using Windows 2003. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.security) - Re: Automatically making AD users local administrators on computers in SBS 2003
... best" when assigning user rights. ... provide the client this account and password. ... can use this special local administrator account. ... > This will automatically give each user that logs in local Admin rights. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: Removing Local Admin Rights...
... > None of our users have admin rights. ... Some software will run only under local admin user accounts. ... > Ethical Hacking at the InfoSec Institute. ... > pen testing experience in our state of the art hacking lab. ...
(Security-Basics) - RE: Correct setup of XP-Pro computer on Win2K Domain
... Setting up a local account on the xp machine does not result in local admin ... rights for that user, you need to put them in the local admin group. ... > inconsistent problems with security when I setup a new XP-Pro workstation. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment) - Re: User accounts being deleted
... doesn't run correctly unless the user has local admin ... rights to their system. ... >Hi Andy, ... >> noticed that users accounts on their workstations had ...
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