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Cannot See Local Users And Groups Folder / Icon in Server 2003 Computer Management
Hello,
When I open Computer Management / System Tools on any of my 2003 Servers, I cannot see the Local Users and Groups folder. This is creating problems as I would like to add some users to the local server admin group.
Can someone tell me how to fix this so I can see/access the local Users and Groups folder/Icon in computer management.
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
When I open Computer Management / System Tools on any of my 2003 Servers, I cannot see the Local Users and Groups folder. This is creating problems as I would like to add some users to the local server admin group.
Can someone tell me how to fix this so I can see/access the local Users and Groups folder/Icon in computer management.
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
if this is a domain controller then its gone.....you use active directory users and computers
If it is not a DC then right click My Computer > Manage > Local Users And Groups
ASKER
Hi,
It is a DC, therefore let me pose this question;
My DC is named server3, If I want to give a user named smith, local machine Admin rights on server3, how do I do this from within AD users and computers? Would I open the domain controllers folder or the users folder within AD? I know this is not rocket science but its a bit confusing to me.
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
It is a DC, therefore let me pose this question;
My DC is named server3, If I want to give a user named smith, local machine Admin rights on server3, how do I do this from within AD users and computers? Would I open the domain controllers folder or the users folder within AD? I know this is not rocket science but its a bit confusing to me.
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
you open active directory users and computers or (start - run - dsa.msc) select the OU that you want to create the user in, right click - new - user
away you go
away you go
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Jay Jay70,
Understood, and good explanation.
My final question is this, I want to be sure you get credit for your kind help but am not sure how to do that at this WEB site? How do I make sure you get credit for helping me?
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
Understood, and good explanation.
My final question is this, I want to be sure you get credit for your kind help but am not sure how to do that at this WEB site? How do I make sure you get credit for helping me?
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
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Klint,
Your explanation is very much appreciated.
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
Your explanation is very much appreciated.
Thanks very kindly,
Jim
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i take it you are ok with this now? if not then we can keep going
to accept and answer you just click on the accept button next to the comments
to split points between a couple you can use the split points button down the bottom of the page :)