P
Phil
In windows 2000 pro you can set a local domain admin by
using the usernames and passwords console under control
panel. Just type the username and domain name and set
that user as a local administrator. How do you perform
the same process with Windows 2000 server, there is no
username and passwords in control panel. The only work
around I have found is setting the account to be a domain
admin in active directory, then log onto the server with
that account and you now have rights to install programs,
change network settings etc... Is there a better/easier
way to do this, I would rather not give them domain admin
rights, just admin rights on the local machine using the
domain account. Thanks for any help, I appreciate it.
using the usernames and passwords console under control
panel. Just type the username and domain name and set
that user as a local administrator. How do you perform
the same process with Windows 2000 server, there is no
username and passwords in control panel. The only work
around I have found is setting the account to be a domain
admin in active directory, then log onto the server with
that account and you now have rights to install programs,
change network settings etc... Is there a better/easier
way to do this, I would rather not give them domain admin
rights, just admin rights on the local machine using the
domain account. Thanks for any help, I appreciate it.