Summary: What policy did you set? Did you document your steps while you were doing them? If the computer is authenticating to the Domain, why do you want it t...
Summary: I work for a computer software company. We are running AD on Server 2003. We have over 100 employees that need to have local Admin access to their ma...
Summary: Hi We have a Windows 2003 server domain with client XP pro machine, when I login as a domain users, I am able to add domain users to the local admin g...
Summary: Hmm....shouldn't be a problem if Server02 is a member of the domain. Just open up the Local Administrators group on it and add the Domain Users group...
Summary: Hi, I need to create a domain group which is local admin on the client computers in active directory enviroment: I followed the instructions at http:...
Summary: Hi I want to setup mandatory profiles for my users as well as GP to change the proxy settings, my docs folder redirection etc. Login script is also ru...
Summary: You can't because Domain Admins already have Local Admins right across the domain. However, I believe that I can help you fix your problem: I assume ...
Summary: hello... i've been working on a ris deployment on our mock network in the back of my classroom... i used riprep to pull the image to the ris server a...
Summary: I have changed the Administrator account password on the NT4 machine and Admin password on the same machine to match the AD passwords...I still recie...
Summary: 1. Why would you give a standard user local admin rights to start with? 2. Using GP change the admin username and set to never expire and cannot chang...
Summary: I suspect you've got more wrong with your users and groups than you realize. Personally, I wouldn't have named your new group "Administrators" as ther...
Summary: I have a print server running windows 2003 and I want to be able to have one of my domain users as the local admin of the machine. In xp i just go to...
Summary: I am not shure what could be the source of it... but it could be that the password changed... Either by a virus/hacker/ect, Or because of a password r...
Summary: Hello, I have a Help Desk group solely for troublshooting PC's across the 2003 domain and that set up and configure PC's for the domain. On all PC's ...
Summary: I need to pull a report that contains the following details for the entire forest 1) which users are logged onto which machines at a particular time 2...
Summary: I have a Windows 2003 Standard Ed. It's just a local server not a domain controler I am unable to login with the administrator account. Is there anot...
Summary: Our network administrator has some method of changing the local admin password of every workstation in the domain. I am just curious as to how this i...
Summary: The subject is "active directory password", but your message states you want to change the local admin password. So is this server on a domain or not?...
Summary: I loaded a server from scratch w/ Windows Server 2003. During the setup process, i elected to make this computer part of the existing domain. Well, j...
Summary: I recently changed the name of the local admin account using group policy. How do I change the password? VBSCRIPT? If so does anyone have one I can...
Summary: Hi all, We have a Win2K Domain, which the 2003 Server is a member of. I logged on the 2003 server and installed a database program as a domain admin. ...
Summary: You can choose Curt and Jennifer's advice, but you can also treat this as a business. Set a password on BIOS, put a physical lock on the case so it c...
Summary: I'd be very worried after I checked a few things. One is that you are sure there is only one ad admin account or only one with enough privilage to cha...
Summary: Dear Friends, This is Faisal Khan, from India. Actually i have forgotten my admin password can i get back the admin password/Changing the pass...
Summary: You could make a domain group for them called ClientAdmins for example, add them to the group, and add this group to the local admins group of each ma...
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