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Asked by jhieb in Windows Server 2008, Windows Network Security, Active Directory
Hello,
I installed a Windows 2008 Server. I want certain people to acess it and I want them to have local administrator permissions. How do I give them local administrator permissions so that they can do anything they want to this machine?
The reason I ask is that I want these users to be able to make changes to their Internet Explorer settings on this computer. I thought I gave a user local administrative rights but he cannot change anything on Internet Explorer. That is my goal. I want this user to be able to adjust the security settings (and any other setting on IE).
Please advise.
Btw, all other servers are Windows 2003. This is the only Windows 2008 Server and it does NOT have Active Directory installed on it.
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
