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Done. Simple! <br />
Loged on Localy, all works, Thanks.
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Done. Simple!
Loged on Localy, all works, Thanks.

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Why is this being closed and only awarding me 20% of the points? &nbsp;I SAID create a local account... and it sounds like that's exactly what is being done...
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Why is this being closed and only awarding me 20% of the points?  I SAID create a local account... and it sounds like that's exactly what is being done...

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Apologies, <br />
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I have only used this service a couple of times in years, &nbsp;I now see what you mean about the points, you should get all 500 points &nbsp; &nbsp;I closed the thread as I assumed thats what you do when the problem is resolved.<br />

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Apologies,

I have only used this service a couple of times in years,  I now see what you mean about the points, you should get all 500 points    I closed the thread as I assumed thats what you do when the problem is resolved.


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We have a Windows 2003 member server, we need to give local admin rights to this server for a support company to access, however we dont want them to have admin rights on our DC or other member servers. <br />
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Help, not sure how I can do this.<br />
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We have a Windows 2003 member server, we need to give local admin rights to this server for a support company to access, however we dont want them to have admin rights on our DC or other member servers. 

Help, not sure how I can do this.



How do I set up a user to have admin right on a Domain member server only

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).