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How do I delete cached credentials when I log off
I would like Members of the the Domain Administrators group to have their cached credentials deleted when the log out of computers the users's workstations OU. I do not want to create my profile on every server and it's not a problem having them there.
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I have my guest group disabled, When the Domain Admins log into the workstations they are loggin in ad administrators so the guest solution will not work
Are domain admins using their account as daily drivers? They should use a regular account for normal business and have a separate account for the admin stuff.
Also, I was referring to the Guests group on the local machine and not the domain.
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right, wouldn't I be giving the guests group Admin rights to the computer?
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You are going to get a profile created each time a user logs into Windows. The only way I was able to do this for regular accounts would be to add their group to the local "Guests" group and that would take care of the profile at logoff.