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I quite do not understand why add domain admins to the local administrators group. &nbsp;Isn't that contrary to what I wanted to happen? &nbsp;I want that one administrator not to be able to login locally (or Physically) to the server but only remotely using a client workstation. &nbsp;I have windows 2003 server and not win2k. &nbsp;Does that matter?
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I quite do not understand why add domain admins to the local administrators group.  Isn't that contrary to what I wanted to happen?  I want that one administrator not to be able to login locally (or Physically) to the server but only remotely using a client workstation.  I have windows 2003 server and not win2k.  Does that matter?

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This could be a really easy question. &nbsp;I would need to set this up for another admin account. &nbsp;How can I set another administrator account to be able to logon only remotely to the server and not directly to it (Console). &nbsp;
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This could be a really easy question.  I would need to set this up for another admin account.  How can I set another administrator account to be able to logon only remotely to the server and not directly to it (Console).  

Can only Logon to server remotely and not physically to Domain Controller.

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