doulos777
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Giving Domain Users Administrator Rights on Certain Servers
I have a server in my Windows 2003 domain that is a member server and I have a domain user that I need to setup as an administrator on that server only. Adding them to the local users list does not accomplish this task - at least not in the way that I need it to. Any ideas on how to do this? The server is NOT a domain controler, but is a member of the domain.
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Adding them via the local users snap in did not do what I needed. I think that it gives them administrative access when they log onto the machine directly, but not when they log onto the machine as part of the domain (I am referring to the "log on to" box that a user sees when logging onto a machine).
How can I add a domain user to the local admins group?
How can I add a domain user to the local admins group?
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I think that will solve my problem. Before, I was most likely just adding new accounts as local users and not adding their domain user accounts to the server.
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
that's poaching, ebjers
I said that you just add the users to the local admins group.
I said that you just add the users to the local admins group.
no harleyjd, that is not poaching. I porvided detailes on how to do what you suggested. It is apparent that the asker was still unsure what to do after your answers.
eb
eb
It's poaching. Not even half an hour to allow me to follow up.
If you have a problem take it up with the site admins. I have had many times when others have provided details for a suggestion I made and they received the points. Grow up.
You should be able to just add them to the local admins group, then they have ultimate control over that server, so long as the server remains part of the domain.
If you have specific requirements, let us know, as there may be another way.