Hello everybody!!!
I have written a (WSH) logon script which the client executes while logging on to the domain.
The DC is a Windows2000 server, and I have set up the script in a Group Policy (GPO). The client machines are Win2000 Pro.
Everything works fine if the client user is a member of the Domain Admin group... But who wants to give a user admin rights? ;-)
In the script I map shares, distribute/install printers and more...
How can I fix this? Is it possible to create a dummy user with minimum rights and use the "RunAs" command? Can I tweak the Domain User group to fit my needs through ADSI???? If so, how do I do this?
Please help... I'm really frustrated here! :-D
I have written a (WSH) logon script which the client executes while logging on to the domain.
The DC is a Windows2000 server, and I have set up the script in a Group Policy (GPO). The client machines are Win2000 Pro.
Everything works fine if the client user is a member of the Domain Admin group... But who wants to give a user admin rights? ;-)
In the script I map shares, distribute/install printers and more...
How can I fix this? Is it possible to create a dummy user with minimum rights and use the "RunAs" command? Can I tweak the Domain User group to fit my needs through ADSI???? If so, how do I do this?
Please help... I'm really frustrated here! :-D
