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newbie question on Domain permissions
I have just added a new server to a company for the first time. Prior to this they were just using a workgroup. The server I installed is SBS 2008 and all of the computers are Vista 32 bit.
I can't figure out the computer permissions. Before I migrated I used the "Windows Easy Transfer" and backed up all of the user data. Then I used http://connect to add the computer to the domain. Then I used the "Easy Transfer" again to restore all of their files and settings.
Within SBS everybody is a standard user. Yet about half of the users have local admin rights on their PC's while the other half don't.
I have 2 questions:
1. How do I modify these "Standard Users" to lose their local admin rights?
2. What did i screw up to cause this in the first place?
I can't figure out the computer permissions. Before I migrated I used the "Windows Easy Transfer" and backed up all of the user data. Then I used http://connect to add the computer to the domain. Then I used the "Easy Transfer" again to restore all of their files and settings.
Within SBS everybody is a standard user. Yet about half of the users have local admin rights on their PC's while the other half don't.
I have 2 questions:
1. How do I modify these "Standard Users" to lose their local admin rights?
2. What did i screw up to cause this in the first place?
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huh? you want to remove domain user accounts from local admin on the machines right?
Computer management | local users and groups | groups | administrators | remove the people you dont want in there.
Computer management | local users and groups | groups | administrators | remove the people you dont want in there.
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Thanks!!
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