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you can give that use account operators priledges or you could, add the computer account to domain first and when you that you should see a button on who can add that computer to the domain, select that users account in AD and he will be able to add that computer to the domain.
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you can give that use account operators priledges or you could, add the computer account to domain first and when you that you should see a button on who can add that computer to the domain, select that users account in AD and he will be able to add that computer to the domain.

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I have a small office network with a domain. &nbsp;I have a training area that has some computers in a workgroup. &nbsp;I want to add them to our domain. &nbsp;I have a resource available to assist and would like to grant the resource permission to add computers to the domain. &nbsp;I know i could elevate the resource to &quot;domain admin&quot; but this seems like overkill. &nbsp;How can i setup the account to have the ability to add computers to the domain?
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I have a small office network with a domain.  I have a training area that has some computers in a workgroup.  I want to add them to our domain.  I have a resource available to assist and would like to grant the resource permission to add computers to the domain.  I know i could elevate the resource to "domain admin" but this seems like overkill.  How can i setup the account to have the ability to add computers to the domain?

How to grant an employee ability to add a computer to the domain

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).