Local Policy

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Hello Everyone

I altered the local policy of a computer in the domain. I removed many
things such as "Rub", the "Properties", the Right-click, etc. This is
because the machine is at the reception and many users use it. Users now are
restricted to do anything related to the setup and the system configuration.
However, these changes are also applying to the Local Administrator group and
the Domain Administrator group. The only way I could find is to create a
shortcut of the Group Policy console on the desktop of both the Local or
Domain Admin profile. So if, for example, a user complained about the
Internet, I would login as a Domain Admin, click on the shortcut, disable the
Local Policy, access the properties of the IE and do the rest... Then return
to the Local Policy, enable it and logoff.

My question is how can I exclude the Local and Domain Admin from the
Policies I put into place, i.e. when I log in as either Local or Domain
Admin, I'd find all the facilities and privileges ?

Many thanks

Best
 
Hi,

Create a new OU and move the computers which is used by domain admin to the
new OU.

Regarding the local admin's priviledge, I'm afraid there is no suche method
if the policy is applied on Computer configuration.


Best regards,

Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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Thanks Vicent

Sorry I failed to understand the meaning of «create a new OU and move the
computers which is used by domain admin to the new OU.»

Regards

Best

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Hi Best,

For example, user account A is a memeber of Domain Admins. the guy who uses
account A always log on to a fixed computer X. Then , you can create a new
OU and move X to the new OU. Create new GPO and link to the new OU. In this
GPO, don't apply the settings you concerned.

Thanks.


Best regards,

Vincent Xu
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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