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Guest
How do I forcefully add a admin group that I created, to client machines
local admin group?
local admin group?
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Ron Lowe
IEFmember said:How do I forcefully add a admin group that I created, to client machines
local admin group?
That's what the Domain Admins group is for.
Add these users to the Domain Admins group, as this group is automatically
inserted into the Administrators group when a machine joins a domain.
If you don't want to give these users full Admin rights over the domain, you
can delegate admin rights to OUs...
OUs are usefull if you want to delegate administration of some Active
Directory objects.
The most convenient way to do so is to put them in one OU and delegate
administration of that OU.
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Guest
We have a seperate admin group. That is pushed through GPO. My real question
is, what could be the possible problem why this group isn't pushing to
certain computers. We have a security template applied to these computers.
Can you help.
is, what could be the possible problem why this group isn't pushing to
certain computers. We have a security template applied to these computers.
Can you help.
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Ron Lowe
IEFmember said:We have a seperate admin group. That is pushed through GPO. My real
question
is, what could be the possible problem why this group isn't pushing to
certain computers. We have a security template applied to these computers.
Can you help.
So is it the case that Group Policy is not being
correctly applied on some machines?
What does the event viewer show on those machines?