[gptalk] Re: GP for IIS and SQL
- From: Linux'o Mania <linuxomania@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 08:57:51 +0100 (BST)
Use a batch file with following contents & put it in Computer Startup Script
section of GPO...
net localgroup Administrators /add <domain\ID>
replace <domain\ID> with your domain's NETBIOS name & domain account or
group...
Regds,
LP
"Ranjan Babu .G" <ranjan.ganesh@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
One of my customer having Multiple server running IIS and SQL under IIS and SQL
OU .While applying /edit group policy i have to select manually and add
Administrators for each
server.
HOW to resolve the below issue.
1. For ex: If i want to add sqladmin for a policy i have to add
server1\sqladmin, server2\sqladmin ....
Instead adding all server names, any shortcut method
Available to add in single line .
What happening in our case if io add user â??server1\sqladminâ?? in group
policy .it applying same user in all server. which will creating problem.
Note:we have created similar name( sqladmin) user for this purpose .
2.In domain server does not have IIS and SQL server installed .If i want create
\edit a
Group policy for IIS and SQL server OU, Which is best option to edit Group
policy edit from domain server GPMC or from other IIS /SQL ?.
we are facing to add file security c:\program files \MS SQL form domain GPMC
.it not allowing to add due to path ( SQL SERVER ) not available in that server.
3.If i create system variable e:. %BACKUP% that gives the path to my one of
my backup directories.
If i add this directory %BACKUP% in files system security in group policy
Level, whether all server refer the same path what we given in system variable
and
Apply their security setting give for the folder (%BACKUP%)
Thanks and Regards,
Ranjan
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