nope. It'll be easier to question the fact that the
developers "need admin rights" => while not easy, you could propably give
them a non-admin account on the box and increase their priviledges to meet their
needs.
/Guido
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Can you create a new group of these users, then apply a GPO
granting them all the rights/permissions they need but simply disallowing them
the Shutdown the System right?
Regards,
Mike Burns
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PavelSent: Monday, Nove
You can't guarantee to stop them but you can slow them down
by creating a new group and adding it to the shutdown computer right and remove
admins.
I did this at a company that had previously given out admin
to everyone who had any app on a server in the datacenter. The servers were
reboo
group. Maybe I'm missing something here.
Regards,
Mike Burns
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joeSent: Monday, November 28, 2005 3:05 PMTo:
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You
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joeSent: Monday, November 28, 2005 4:05 PMTo:
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You can't guarantee to stop them but you can slow them
down by creating a new group and adding it to the sh
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admin from rebooting serversSubject: RE: [ActiveDir] Preventing local
admin from rebooting servers
Just a quick question here. I thought a new group was
the way to go here, being given the appropriate rights/permissions. But
why would you
admins would be able to grant themselves the right
again
Ulf
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veDir] Preventing local
admin from rebooting servers
Just a quick question here. I thought a new group was
the way to go here, being given the appropriate rights/permissions. But
why would you give this group the Shutdown computer right when that is the
problem in the first place? The admins would
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joeSent: Monday, November 28, 2005 4:05 PMTo:
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You can't guarantee to stop them but you can slow them
down by creating a new group and adding it
