Re: Which permissions does domain administrators have on member se

First the server was installed as a member of a workgroup with the same name
as the domain.

Then it was joined to the domain through Control Panel - System - Computer
Name - Change.

Domain Admins are members of the local administrators group.


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Regards,
Niels P.


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

In news:F78BF409-6DBA-4890-B6D0-ED8F89D80E45@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
nikj_dk <nikjdk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
I have added a 2003 St. server to a SBS2003 domain.

When I logon via TS to the member server as domain administrator, I
can map
a network drive, but I am not allowed to install an application from
the network drive.

To circumvent this, I logon on to the server via TS as a local
administrator, and I am allowed to install the application.

Why is this difference between local and domain administrator, and
how do I give the domain administrator permissions that equals the
local administrator?

Regards,
nikj_dk

Did you check the TS box's local Administrators group to make sure
DOMAIN\Administrators is a member thereof?

How'd you join the server to the domain?



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