nader alkahtani
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Some Qs about Network engineer / technician rights, permissions in AD
I work as a network engineer / technician in Microsoft environment that switched and routed by Cisco.
All workstations in this network are controlled by AD.
My username has a normal user rights in AD.
Password of local Administrator unknown, all that from our enterprise policy, so that my role is check connection with my laptop just. No related to any workstation.
Q1.should I get more permession, rights
Q2.is that a common policy in the world?
Thanks for all
All workstations in this network are controlled by AD.
My username has a normal user rights in AD.
Password of local Administrator unknown, all that from our enterprise policy, so that my role is check connection with my laptop just. No related to any workstation.
Q1.should I get more permession, rights
Q2.is that a common policy in the world?
Thanks for all
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But I ask how can I do the following :
1.need to know is the connection slowness from server application or from Network?
2.if the user cannot log in domain, then need to using ping from his workstation, without any local user account, how can I do that?
, thanks