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Igirisujin
Good morning everyone
I have a strange one for you and after hours of looking at this issue I
cannot for the life of me find out why this can happen.
We thought up until today that we had a very secure network controlled by a
domain administrator until we discovered that a user (via his vpn had added
his home pc to the domain. So I replicated this in the office over the
network using the users ID and password and lo and behold it added my test
laptop to the domain. I tried this with random usernames and as I expected
it didnt let them add my test machine on to the domain.
Anyway I have checked the rogue user's groups and he is only in domain users
which I have also checked. Please could someone let me know if this is a
known issue or am I missing something that is glaring me in the face.
My best wishes to you all and thanks in advance for any help you may be able
to give me.
Nick
I have a strange one for you and after hours of looking at this issue I
cannot for the life of me find out why this can happen.
We thought up until today that we had a very secure network controlled by a
domain administrator until we discovered that a user (via his vpn had added
his home pc to the domain. So I replicated this in the office over the
network using the users ID and password and lo and behold it added my test
laptop to the domain. I tried this with random usernames and as I expected
it didnt let them add my test machine on to the domain.
Anyway I have checked the rogue user's groups and he is only in domain users
which I have also checked. Please could someone let me know if this is a
known issue or am I missing something that is glaring me in the face.
My best wishes to you all and thanks in advance for any help you may be able
to give me.
Nick