C
Chris
I remember in NT 4.0 you could create a group that had
only rights to unlock or reset a users password in the
user administration screen. Is there the same kind of
program or permissions in Windows 2000 AD. I am finding
that the support center is creating users accounts without
prior authorization when they are only supposed to be
using it for locked accounts or password changes.
only rights to unlock or reset a users password in the
user administration screen. Is there the same kind of
program or permissions in Windows 2000 AD. I am finding
that the support center is creating users accounts without
prior authorization when they are only supposed to be
using it for locked accounts or password changes.