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anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
| Both of us has same level of rights, we are domain admins.
| One of us has given admin level right to one of the users
| and when I asked him he said he didn't do it.
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| I need a way to find out who gave that access to that user?
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|>-----Original Message-----
| Controller wrote:
| | We are 2 domain admins in the company, and one of us has
| | assigned admin rights to one of the users and when I
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|> asked
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| | the domain admin he said he didn't so it.
| |
| | So is there anyways to discover who assigned admin right
| | to that user?
| Are you saying that this user has domain admin rights, or
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|> that they have
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| admin level rights on some files or folders?
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| I THINK that if you have 'full control' on a file you can
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|> assign rights
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| to it even if you are not a domain admin, but somebody
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|> with more
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| experience could please confirm or deny this (Steve U
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|> possibly LOL).
|
So the user is in either the Domain Admins or the Administrators group?
There are two of you with Domain Admin rights and you use your 'own'
login accounts? There is also an 'Administrator' account, which makes
three accounts we know of with administrator privilages. You are sure
that there are NO other accounts with this level of access?
Are you TOTALLY sure that a)both of your passwords are secure, maybe
change them anyway b)neither of you left a machine logged in with admin
rights an unattended and c)nobody knows the password for 'Administrator?
Before you start trying to find out who did it, ensure you know the
number of accounts who could have done it.
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