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put them into their own security group and then just manage as that group
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put them into their own security group and then just manage as that group

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Sorry I don't understand - where are there security groups in Windows 2012 Server Manager?<br />
I seem to have to provide credentials for each server separately even if they are all in one group.<br />
I an quite familiar with security groups in AD, but my question is about the new server manager, either installed on a Windows Server 2012 environment or in Windows 8.
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Sorry I don't understand - where are there security groups in Windows 2012 Server Manager?
I seem to have to provide credentials for each server separately even if they are all in one group.
I an quite familiar with security groups in AD, but my question is about the new server manager, either installed on a Windows Server 2012 environment or in Windows 8.

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oops I forgot that Server2012 has a centrally managed screen.. will check here and get back to you.
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oops I forgot that Server2012 has a centrally managed screen.. will check here and get back to you.

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Any ideas? &nbsp;<br />
I am still having to set Manage As on a per computer basis...
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Any ideas?  
I am still having to set Manage As on a per computer basis...

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Login as a domain administrator then add the servers
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Login as a domain administrator then add the servers

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tried that... but will check again
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I'm looking for a place to store the credentials for a group of computers in Server Manger on Windows server 2012, rather than having to choose &quot;Manage As&quot; over and over again.
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I'm looking for a place to store the credentials for a group of computers in Server Manger on Windows server 2012, rather than having to choose "Manage As" over and over again.

Server 2012 Server Manager - where to put credentials for groups of computers

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