Ramcomis
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Remote Administrator Rights
I need to give a 3rd party administrative access to an ERP server attached to our network SBS Server 2011. I do not want to give the 3rd party administrative rights to the network server, only the ERP server. How do I set up a user profile for limited admin rights?
Adam Leinss
Just add their domain account to the LOCAL administrators group on the server itself.
ASKER
I have done that, but because it is a server I cannot authorize them to access it thru our remote access page unless they are a member of the network admin group.
Does this 3rd party offer anything like Webex? That's usually what the vendors I deal with use when I need to give them access to one of my machines to do troubleshooting.
Also, you could load something like Crossloop (http://www.crossloop.com/) and then share the desktop that way and then remove the software when you are done.
Also, you could load something like Crossloop (http://www.crossloop.com/) and then share the desktop that way and then remove the software when you are done.
ASKER
We have used webex in the past, but this will be an ongoing project where we want them to have remote access to the machine.
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hello there,
as far as remote access through mstsc is concerned, you can just add any user (local or domain) to local remote users group, without adding to any of the administrative groups.
as far as remote access through mstsc is concerned, you can just add any user (local or domain) to local remote users group, without adding to any of the administrative groups.