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Are there any specific rights that you are wanting to give? &nbsp;For instance, if this person needs to do backups, you can make them a member of the backup operaters group. &nbsp;There isn't really a power user group in AD; only on a local machine.
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Are there any specific rights that you are wanting to give?  For instance, if this person needs to do backups, you can make them a member of the backup operaters group.  There isn't really a power user group in AD; only on a local machine.

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&quot;Are there any specific rights that you are wanting to give?&quot;<br />
he/she will have to admin user accounts and probably backup servers.
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"Are there any specific rights that you are wanting to give?"
he/she will have to admin user accounts and probably backup servers.

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thank you, that was very helpful.
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My Managers are nice enough to hire a temp while I learn our companies software. while the temp is here he/she will need a decent amount of access to the network, however, I'm reluctant to give Administrator access. &nbsp;On a windows 2003 active directory domain, is there a group I could put him/her in that should be sufficient but isn't Admin?
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My Managers are nice enough to hire a temp while I learn our companies software. while the temp is here he/she will need a decent amount of access to the network, however, I'm reluctant to give Administrator access.  On a windows 2003 active directory domain, is there a group I could put him/her in that should be sufficient but isn't Admin?

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