I have four contractors coming in, they will be touching each desktop and laptop on the domain to run updates and remove and install software, but I don't want them to have access to the servers, so no domain admin rights. How can I do this? Thanks...

ever heard of a similar problem or hack that we could look for that would allow someone without admin rights (or by using a system account with those rights) to create admin accounts? I know this is a complicated one, but this has been going on for...

I have a domain admin account but strangely if I unjoin a workstation it refuses to delete the computer account in AD. If I go to "Active Directory Users and Computers" on the Admin station it lets me delete it without a problem. -- Gerry Hickman...

I have four contractors coming in, they will be touching each desktop and laptop on the domain to run updates and remove and install software, but I don't want them to have access to the servers, so no domain admin rights. How can I do this? Thanks...

sql server dba need domain admin rights?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () hi, does a sql server DBA need to be a win2k domain administrator to effectively do his/her job?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security...

Domain Admin. When I tried to look at the security, I was told I could view the security or take ownership of the files. In order to finally remove the user profile, I had to go to the domain server, take ownership of the files, and finally I could...

suspect you might not realize that you can also grant a specific user local admin rights, on their particular workstation only. To do it remotely (from the server): log on as a domain admin, open "Active Directory Users and Computers", locate the workstation...

users log into, they obtain 'Local PC Administrator rights' on that PC during their session.? Same as the Domain Admins group members can.. only they get domain admin rights obviously.. This would save having to know the username for each PC and users could...

rights to join the domain. Join the domain using an account with authorization on the Domain (the admin account will work). It should join, otherwise use the IP address and it may join. At that point your computer should be connected to the domain "mydomain.com"...

user on a Windows 2000 Server domain controller? If so how or where. Thanks. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () Is it possible to create a local user on a Windows 2000 Server domain controller? If so how or where. Thanks Archived...