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I have my system administrator set up a WDS server in order for me  to work and test a WDS - Windows Deployment Server to get used to it and find out how it works. The problem is that he can do whatever he wants without having any problems with change some settings but me the IT Technician can't make any changes. I have asked him to check why i can't make any changes and he doesn't know why this happen.

Would you know if it had something to do with special permissions?

can you help with this issue?
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yes, I am part of aa local administrator group but not a domain administrator in the AD. I will talk to him and tell him that.

You said "read the advanced documentation" is that on the help file in WDS?
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I will try it.
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Thanks,

Eduardo.
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