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Hi<br />
Try adding it as a start-up script on the machine policy attached to the workstation and it'll work as it doesn't need to run under the local users account,<br />
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Deb :))
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Hi
Try adding it as a start-up script on the machine policy attached to the workstation and it'll work as it doesn't need to run under the local users account,

Deb :))

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I am trying to run the following script as a logon script in a win2k/winxp envirnoment. &nbsp;My goal is to put the global group ssadm390 into the local administrators group on the box.<br />
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my command is &quot;net localgroup administrators ssadm390 /add&quot; &nbsp;I keep getting a error 5 access is denied when a regular domain user logs on. &nbsp;how can I run this command as a domain admin or a local admin?<br />
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thanks in advance.<br />
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KH
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I am trying to run the following script as a logon script in a win2k/winxp envirnoment.  My goal is to put the global group ssadm390 into the local administrators group on the box.

my command is "net localgroup administrators ssadm390 /add"  I keep getting a error 5 access is denied when a regular domain user logs on.  how can I run this command as a domain admin or a local admin?

thanks in advance.

KH

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