Hi,
We currently have an office w/ approximately 50 users, and all workstations are Win2k Prof.
The problem I am having is that users typically rotate station, based on what they need to accomplish.
The Problem I am having is with user logging into a new win2k pc. What happens, they are authtenticated on the network, but they only get limited rights on that PC.
I want to open up all desktops to give whoever has a network login, PowerUser rights.
How to I blanket these rights over all workstation?
I know its a big "no-no", to give rights like that, but I can careless what happens at the desktop. All desktop have ghost image on the servers, and their profile are remote. So if pc blows up, I can recover in minimal amount of time.
I've heard to use GPO, but There is no simple "Power User" GPO that can be checked (or is there?).
Anyway, any help or insight to my permission issue at the desktop would greatly be appreciated.
Ton
We currently have an office w/ approximately 50 users, and all workstations are Win2k Prof.
The problem I am having is that users typically rotate station, based on what they need to accomplish.
The Problem I am having is with user logging into a new win2k pc. What happens, they are authtenticated on the network, but they only get limited rights on that PC.
I want to open up all desktops to give whoever has a network login, PowerUser rights.
How to I blanket these rights over all workstation?
I know its a big "no-no", to give rights like that, but I can careless what happens at the desktop. All desktop have ghost image on the servers, and their profile are remote. So if pc blows up, I can recover in minimal amount of time.
I've heard to use GPO, but There is no simple "Power User" GPO that can be checked (or is there?).
Anyway, any help or insight to my permission issue at the desktop would greatly be appreciated.
Ton