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@merowinger, Yep, saw your post earlier this morning and it was still easily accessible ;-)
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@merowinger, Yep, saw your post earlier this morning and it was still easily accessible ;-)

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I am working a a DA plan is there anyway to create an Admin account &nbsp;that only has privy to log on the &nbsp;network server so a proper shutdown can be done. My ideal adim acount would have no other rights on network then to log on server and have shutdown in some sort of Disaster event.
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I am working a a DA plan is there anyway to create an Admin account  that only has privy to log on the  network server so a proper shutdown can be done. My ideal adim acount would have no other rights on network then to log on server and have shutdown in some sort of Disaster event.

Admin account that only can shut down servers

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Security

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Windows Server 2003

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