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TO make sure I understand, you want to run a batch on a server that will add a local account for the case all your network admins are suddenly gone? &nbsp;I am not sure why you would need to have such a back door, since if you are in front of it, you can always hack your way into your own AD off a CD.<br />
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But if you want to do this, <br />
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/start<br />
net user tsaico1 password! /add<br />
net localgroup administrators tsaico1 /add<br />
should work, making a new<br />
/end<br />
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Ths should create a new users tsaico1 with the password of password!, then add it to the local administrators group.
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TO make sure I understand, you want to run a batch on a server that will add a local account for the case all your network admins are suddenly gone?  I am not sure why you would need to have such a back door, since if you are in front of it, you can always hack your way into your own AD off a CD.

But if you want to do this,

/start
net user tsaico1 password! /add
net localgroup administrators tsaico1 /add
should work, making a new
/end

Ths should create a new users tsaico1 with the password of password!, then add it to the local administrators group.

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I'm talking about if you take a server off the domain and you try to access it locally with the administrator account and nobody knows the password. I was thinking to have another account in the administrator group as a backup incase the administrator account doesn't work.
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I'm talking about if you take a server off the domain and you try to access it locally with the administrator account and nobody knows the password. I was thinking to have another account in the administrator group as a backup incase the administrator account doesn't work.

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I need a script that will install a user account in the Administrator Group on a list of servers....sort of a back door account if the Administrator account is unkown. Is that possible?<br />
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Thanks
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I need a script that will install a user account in the Administrator Group on a list of servers....sort of a back door account if the Administrator account is unkown. Is that possible?

Thanks

Additional Account in the Administrator Group

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