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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Create Local Account via GPO?
Hi Devon
Yes, only an admin or the local system can create other admins. Startup
scripts run in the context of local system while logon scripts run i
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Create Local Account via GPO?
Hi All
You could add the following line into a startup script - that would
apply
to every computer in the OU.
net user accountname accountpassword /add
This line will add that user to the local admin
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group.Add "WinNT://"& DomainName &"/"& UserAccount &""
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Hi,
You could create a script t
Hi,
You could create a script that uses some list with computers, pings those
computer and creates a local user account with ADDUSERS.EXE (and if needed
in combination with CUSRMGR) or create a Vbscript that checks if the
computer is up and creates the account if it does not exist yet
Cheers
jor
Harding, Devon wrote:
A script is fine. Where can I find an example of one? Also, I wan't it
to terminate if the user already exists.
Go to Technet Script Center site,
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/default.mspx
Download scriptomatic and start to play :)
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You can do it in a startup script which is fired when a machine is
booted.
If your users have high enough privs on the machines you could do it in
a
logon script.
joe
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Or...download and use Hyena. It is free for 30 days. Just select all the
computers at once, they have to be on, and create an account and assign it
to whatever group(s). You can even set and reset passwords.
-Z.V.
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Za Vue wrote:
If the account is the same on all workstations than I rather use a short
batch or VB script.
Yes, but you have to ensure that at the time when You will run this
script or batch all workstations will be powered on - using startup
script You can do it asynchronously
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If the account is the same on all workstations than I rather use a short
batch or VB script.
-Z.V.
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You can do it in a startup script which is fired when a machine is booted.
If your users have high enough privs on the machines you could do it in a
logon script.
joe
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Harding, Devon wrote:
How can I create a local user on all my XP workstation using GPOs?
You want to create local user or You want to add some users to local group?
If You want to create local user the only way I can figure out will be
to place some startup script in GPO which will create this acc
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