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Anyone have any idea's on this one? I've done several searches, but nothing
seems to fit my need.
I have multiple laptop users who go out in the field using Win2k and XP
based units. They all need to connect to hardware in the field using static
IP addresses. Basically the IP enabled units that they are connecting to
all have IP's hardwired by the manufacturers and the employee's need to be
able to change IP's in order to connect to each unit. Can I allow a non
admin user to do this? Is the only solution, to create a local admin
account on the PC and have the user logon as that account or do a "Run As"
in order to change their IP?
We have Vlan's enabled on our corporate network with DHCP dispensing IP
addresses to the units when they connect. These Laptops have to plug into
various segments of the LAN based on where ever they have the opportunity to
plug in to upload the data, and access their e-mail. Therefore giving them
Static IP on our corporate network would be very problematic.
Corporate policy is to lock down the local PC and we would really prefer not
to have to make exceptions to this rule.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
seems to fit my need.
I have multiple laptop users who go out in the field using Win2k and XP
based units. They all need to connect to hardware in the field using static
IP addresses. Basically the IP enabled units that they are connecting to
all have IP's hardwired by the manufacturers and the employee's need to be
able to change IP's in order to connect to each unit. Can I allow a non
admin user to do this? Is the only solution, to create a local admin
account on the PC and have the user logon as that account or do a "Run As"
in order to change their IP?
We have Vlan's enabled on our corporate network with DHCP dispensing IP
addresses to the units when they connect. These Laptops have to plug into
various segments of the LAN based on where ever they have the opportunity to
plug in to upload the data, and access their e-mail. Therefore giving them
Static IP on our corporate network would be very problematic.
Corporate policy is to lock down the local PC and we would really prefer not
to have to make exceptions to this rule.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks