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Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 33
OS: XP
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adding domain users??
I'm new at maintaining server and have ? What are the pros & cons of adding
domain users to the local admins group??.... (have 25 users) THANKS robert.. |
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Well, this would give the domain use full admin rights to the pc.
Generally, you want to limit the number of admins on a network, be it server or workstation level. Make Domain Administrators a member of each pc's Administrators group, then add the users who need to load/unload software and devices into the Power Users group on the pc in question. |
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