[gptalk] Re: Having 1 central user to administer workstations
- From: "joakim dahl" <joakim.dahl@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2007 14:59:56 +0200
or even better add a group called "IT Support Juniors" to the administrators
group
and when the personell changes you just disable their account and add new
accounts to the group
enough about this .....
On 6/15/07, razor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <razor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi Craig
Not too sure how security conscious you are about the whole thing, but why
don't
you just make the account a member of the domain admins group? You
wouldn't need to
worry about GPO's then..
You could use restricted groups via group policy, but there are a number
of factors
to be considered - plenty of information on the net about this..
The other option is to create a batch file that will run at start-up via
Group
Policy. Within the .bat file, include this line:
NET LOCALGROUP Administrators "DOMAIN\Username" /ADD
Hope this helps
Ray
On Fri Jun 15 11:18 , 'Craig Meyer' <craigmeyer8@xxxxxxxxxxx> sent:
>
>Hi all
>Please help me in my first post. I'm a newbie in GPO's so please don't
scream at
me :-(
>I have created one user account called "Support". the reason for this is
because
the junior technicians in my company came and goes and i want to create
ONE account
so that they would be able to use the same account to work on all the
workstations
in the network. This "Support" acccount i want to give admin rights when
someone
logs onto the workstations so that they will be able to install,
administrate the
workstations.
>I want to do this through a GPO please. In the meanwhile i have done the
following. I have created a GPO called "MakeJuniorTechAdminonWorkstations"
(what a
name - haha) and i have created a New OU > called it "Support" and in that
OU i
have created a user called "Support" which has normal domain user rights.
Can some
one help me from here please to accomplish my task????Please?????
>Do i now right-click the "Support" OU and select "Create and link a GPO
here" or
where from here - Thanks for the help everyone
>
>Craig Meyer
>
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Him. He won no military battles yet He conquered the world. he commited no
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yet they crucified Him. He was burried in a tomb yet He lives 2day...."The
Live
Earth concert on the 7th July 2007, with more than 150 top musicians Live
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Hi Craig Not too sure how security conscious you are about the whole thing, but why don't you just make the account a member of the domain admins group? You wouldn't need to worry about GPO's then.. You could use restricted groups via group policy, but there are a number of factors to be considered - plenty of information on the net about this.. The other option is to create a batch file that will run at start-up via Group Policy. Within the .bat file, include this line: NET LOCALGROUP Administrators "DOMAIN\Username" /ADD Hope this helps Ray On Fri Jun 15 11:18 , 'Craig Meyer' <craigmeyer8@xxxxxxxxxxx> sent: > >Hi all >Please help me in my first post. I'm a newbie in GPO's so please don't scream at me :-( >I have created one user account called "Support". the reason for this is because the junior technicians in my company came and goes and i want to create ONE account so that they would be able to use the same account to work on all the workstations in the network. This "Support" acccount i want to give admin rights when someone logs onto the workstations so that they will be able to install, administrate the workstations. >I want to do this through a GPO please. In the meanwhile i have done the following. I have created a GPO called "MakeJuniorTechAdminonWorkstations" (what a name - haha) and i have created a New OU > called it "Support" and in that OU i have created a user called "Support" which has normal domain user rights. Can some one help me from here please to accomplish my task????Please????? >Do i now right-click the "Support" OU and select "Create and link a GPO here" or where from here - Thanks for the help everyone > >Craig Meyer > >"He had no servants - yet they called Him Master, no degrees - yet they called Him Teacher, no medicine - yet they called Him Healer, no army yet the Kings feared Him. He won no military battles yet He conquered the world. he commited no crime yet they crucified Him. He was burried in a tomb yet He lives 2day...."The Live Earth concert on the 7th July 2007, with more than 150 top musicians Live Earth Concert > >You can unsubscribe from gptalk by sending email to gptalk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field OR by logging into the freelists.org Web interface. Archives for the list are available at http://www.freelists.org/archives/gptalk/ *********************** You can unsubscribe from gptalk by sending email to gptalk-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field OR by logging into the freelists.org Web interface. Archives for the list are available at http://www.freelists.org/archives/gptalk/ ************************
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