add an AD group to "power user" on w2k wrkstn

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Bob

enviroment is w2k AD domain. w2k workstation.

have application on w2k wrkstn that requires user to be "Power User" on the
w2k wrkstn.

I can add individual AD domain users to the Power Users on the w2k wrkstn,
is there a way to add an AD group to the Power Users on the w2k wrkstn or
is there a better way to give and AD group the Power User status on w2k
wrkstn.
 
enviroment is w2k AD domain. w2k workstation.

have application on w2k wrkstn that requires user to be "Power User" on the
w2k wrkstn.

I can add individual AD domain users to the Power Users on the w2k wrkstn,
is there a way to add an AD group to the Power Users on the w2k wrkstn or
is there a better way to give and AD group the Power User status on w2k
wrkstn.
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Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
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Hello Bob,

Thank you for your post!

I recommend to create a Global Group in active directory and add it to the
Power Users Local group on the Windows 2000 workstation. If the users exist
in Active Directory than you shoulld be able to add to the Global Group.

Please Reference Knowledgebase Article:
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320054 HOW TO: Manage Groups in Active Directory in Windows 2000
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=320054

Best Regards,
Ben Ybarra, Microsoft

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