smalhas
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How do I restrict local admin from removing the domain from a workstation?
Hi,
I'm managing active directory on window server 2003, all of the machine that are joined to domain are windows xp, so is there a way to restrict the users (local administrator) from removing the domain. I mean is it possible to have a specific accounts that have that ability. In other word I don't wont all local admin have this feature.
Best Regards,
Sara
I'm managing active directory on window server 2003, all of the machine that are joined to domain are windows xp, so is there a way to restrict the users (local administrator) from removing the domain. I mean is it possible to have a specific accounts that have that ability. In other word I don't wont all local admin have this feature.
Best Regards,
Sara
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Hi,
Thank you for your replay, sorry i wasn't clear I mean to restrict based on those situations:
1- A user granted local administrator privilege on his domain account.
2- A user mange to know our local administrator password
1. You should be able to restrict users from opening the system properties using Group Policy. This will stop them from being able to access where they can remove the computer from the domain.
2. Use a good password. If a user guessed the Domain administrator password they could take down the whole network.
2. Use a good password. If a user guessed the Domain administrator password they could take down the whole network.
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smalhas,
the reason you're giving for wanting to delete the question is the answer I gave above: it's not possible.
Please check EE's help on this:
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the reason you're giving for wanting to delete the question is the answer I gave above: it's not possible.
Please check EE's help on this:
I: Asking Questions > The correct answer to some questions is "You can't do that."
https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi405
I hope this helps. Good luck.