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How to add back "NT Authority\..." to local Users group in PCs
In an attempt to stop all domain users from login to a few critical financial processing PCs (that handles large payments amounts), I've removed "Domain Users" & the following 2 & it worked:
1. NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users (S-1-5-11)
2. NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE (S-1-5-4)
How do I add them back? When I enter the above verbatim, it doesn't list them though
"Domain Users" are listed & I could add it back. A couple of PCs are non-payment PCs
& I accidentally removed the above 2 & Domain Users from the local "Users" group
1. NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users (S-1-5-11)
2. NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE (S-1-5-4)
How do I add them back? When I enter the above verbatim, it doesn't list them though
"Domain Users" are listed & I could add it back. A couple of PCs are non-payment PCs
& I accidentally removed the above 2 & Domain Users from the local "Users" group
Microsoft Server OSWindows OSActive Directory
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Qlemo
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We don't take bare metal backups on PCs
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Will try Peter's suggestion / link.
Btw, what are the 2 NT Authority\ groups for or what's their function?
If I don't restore them back, what's the impact / implication
Btw, what are the 2 NT Authority\ groups for or what's their function?
If I don't restore them back, what's the impact / implication
Use system restore?
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NVIT, why need to specify folder_name? When I remove the 2 "NT Authority\..." from
local Users group, there' s no folder_name associated with them
local Users group, there' s no folder_name associated with them
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