Summary: What I really need is to restrict acces to the Administrative tools, so users with admin rights can not change or do nothing to the settings on users ...
Summary: the resource kit has globaltolocal. you need to run this as a user who already has local admin rights on the wkstns. create a textfile specifying doma...
Summary: I administer an NT 4 network. I have a user running NT 4 workstation who cannot change printer option (portrait to duplex) when logged in as user. I...
Summary: I have NT workstations I give a local user Admin rights, how ever the registry has been modified. and once the user has been given admin rights, their...
Summary: The last suggestion will work except its very time consuming to be admin rights to every local machine. If they are logging on to your domain at your...
Summary: I have some NT 40 Workstations that need to be added to a domain. They need to maintain local admin rights, but not have admin rights to the entire d...
Summary: We wont to install an AT Job for restart Win NT Terminal Server weekly. But it only works with admin rights for the Job. Is it realy necessary? ...
Summary: Is there a way to let an NT user have local admin rights temporary to install a patch in an NT domanin? I want to roll out a MS patch that needs local...
Summary: 1. type "musrmgr" in run box 2. click on Admin local group (bottom pane) 3. click add 4. select domain where user account resides 5. add user should ...
Summary: Hi, how can you install USB drivers on a windowsNT machine without having admin rights. I noticed that i am able to install some easy softwares. how ...
Summary: My vendor installed application useing admin rights, How can I correct this so that users (with no Admin rights) can run it with out logging on as Adm...
Summary: Did anybody heard of this? Even though you make a user a Administrator of the local computer, they still dont have rights. When you go to User Manage...
Summary: Hi all, I seem to have stunmbled on a problem which I can not figure out. Our servers (PDC, BDC)are running Windows NT4 English. Next we install Windo...
Summary: Hello, The best way to handle users and their permissions is via the use of groups. Just put all the users you want to give administrator rights into ...
Summary: We are upgrading the systems at the compaany I work for to windows 2000 clients with an NT 4.0 domain. We have had windows 95/98 clients so there has ...
Summary: I created a share which I named home on nt4 server. In user manager I created the users with a home dir on that share. the home dirs were created by ...
Summary: By local admin rights, it means the administrator account on that particular machine. The domain administrator account on the PDC will not do the tri...
Summary: Hi Is it possible to control, remotely, a win2k workstation from windows NT, like using the Win2k administrative tools? What I'm trying to do is to gi...
Summary: Some thoughts... Create a new account on your NT-domain, and make it a service account for Ms Exchange, and also grant it permissions to logon locally...
Summary: Add your domain account (domain\username) to the local administrator group of the PC. If you have Domain admin rights you are already an admin on eve...
Summary: I just installed an HP network printer on my domain. It is suppose to service 5 computers. Two of the computers are members of the Domain. Three comp...
Summary: You can change an NT workstations local accounts using the Computer Management snap in for MMC but this will be pretty tedious for 150 workstations. I...
Summary: Well An I think you have a challenge her. I don't know how many clients there are but if you login on a client and log off the last name is safed so y...
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