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Make AD user an admin on client machine.

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roystreet

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Oct 12, 2000
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Hello,
I have a AD users that of course can log on to all of the machines on the directory. But when they log on, they are only given a basic user rights & not an admin account on their local machine. Is there a way I can setup the user so that they become an admin on the workstation they log on to?
Coupled with this question is...Can I chose what permissions they can have for the machine they are logging into?

Thanks...
---roystreet
 
I don't think so unless you set up a local user account on that computer.. Domain Logins would be tied to the user level they have in the domain..
 
you can add that domain\user to Administrators group on local machine and he will have full right on that PC.
 
roystreet,

All you have to do add the domain account as a member of the local administrators group on their workstation. Said user would then have local administrator rights on that workstation only.


-Joe
 
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