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Thank you for all this. I did the first part of your answer but unfortunately it has not updated the local users inside the workstations. what could be the reason? i followed the exact steps.
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Thank you for all this. I did the first part of your answer but unfortunately it has not updated the local users inside the workstations. what could be the reason? i followed the exact steps.

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managed to fix it. i have created the GP in the different location.
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managed to fix it. i have created the GP in the different location.

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Experts,<br />
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We have AD forest with a child domain. I'm one of the Admins and we are planning to hire 2 junior admins. I would like them to have limited access rights on the system. all i want them to do is add PCs to the domain, install apps on PCs etc. Nothing inside the servers. What is the best way to do this?<br />
<br />
Also I would like to add an enterprise admin to all the workstations using a Group policy. Can we do this?<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Experts,

We have AD forest with a child domain. I'm one of the Admins and we are planning to hire 2 junior admins. I would like them to have limited access rights on the system. all i want them to do is add PCs to the domain, install apps on PCs etc. Nothing inside the servers. What is the best way to do this?

Also I would like to add an enterprise admin to all the workstations using a Group policy. Can we do this?

Thank you.

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