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I am a network Tech of a Windows 2000 Network. The problem I'm having is that my network admin feels that we having problems with spyware and users install what ever they want on ther 2K pro machine because the staff before us did not worrie what domain users had admin rights on there local machine. Is there a way I run some type of program, scan, script ect.. &nbsp;to find out what or get a report of the local what is in the local groups admin group of the windows 2000 ws on my network. I would really hate to have to go to each machine and have to check or have another tech do this. Any help whould be great thank you in advance for your help!!!!
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I am a network Tech of a Windows 2000 Network. The problem I'm having is that my network admin feels that we having problems with spyware and users install what ever they want on ther 2K pro machine because the staff before us did not worrie what domain users had admin rights on there local machine. Is there a way I run some type of program, scan, script ect..  to find out what or get a report of the local what is in the local groups admin group of the windows 2000 ws on my network. I would really hate to have to go to each machine and have to check or have another tech do this. Any help whould be great thank you in advance for your help!!!!

Find out what Domain account are in the local administrative group on local PC on 2K network

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