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laptop has been joined to the AD. on that article? do I have to add groups or can I add a single AD user account with local admin rights? and can you tell me how exactly I would do that ? <br />
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Thanks,<br />
Delmiro
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laptop has been joined to the AD. on that article? do I have to add groups or can I add a single AD user account with local admin rights? and can you tell me how exactly I would do that ?


Thanks,
Delmiro

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We have a snow leopard mac book 10.6 and trying to give a network account local administrative rights on the laptop. How can I do that? <br />
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Thanks, <br />
Delmiro
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We have a snow leopard mac book 10.6 and trying to give a network account local administrative rights on the laptop. How can I do that? 


Thanks, 
Delmiro

Add Network user as Administrator on MAC

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