Thank you thank you thankn you. I was prepared to do all logins locally and
manage all the login scripts on each computer. Thank you a lot.
Bob Everland
Cal Frye wrote:
> Robert--
> I don't see this elsewhere on the list (haven't gotten through today's inbox
> yet), so I'll have a go.
> We're doing this around here with our administrative machines, and I'm sorry
> we didn't do it when we installed 'em. Go to each workstation (ugh!) and
> login as administrator. Open the User Manager (NOT the user manager for
> domains). Open the Administrator's group (the local one). Click the Add
> button, and be sure to select the desired local user FROM THE DOMAIN users
> list (see the List Names From dropdown box). Took me a while to catch on to
> the fact that the domain user isn't the same as the local user of the same
> name. Now it works.
>
> --Cal Frye, Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Everland
> III
> Sent: Thursday, November 04, 1999 6:33 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [IMail Forum] Off topic - User Rights
>
> I am running a mix enviroment of NT Server and NT Workstation. When the NT
> workstations log on to the NT server I can't do anything locally to the
> machine, as
> in share files, use the user mahcine and get any share that I process though
> loing
> scripts unless they are a member of Domain Admins which is a global group.
> Only
> thing though that is if they are a member of Domain Admin they are able to
> do
> everything to the computer and I have no idea why. Where are the rights for
> groups
> given at? I would like the computers to have admin rights at thier computers
> only
> and have the rights I give them at the shares seperate. Can I even do this
> for NT
> workstation or do I have to log on locally and do it like that? I used to
> have a
> domain with all 95 98 and since there are no computer rights they were able
> to do
> whatever they wanted. Also no policies are enable disabling anything.
>
> Bob Everland
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