local rights when logging into a domain

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Eric@Regency

How does one configure a user account to have local admin
rights when logging into a domain? I'm having a difficult
time allowing a user to have the ability to make registry
changes(i.e. Microsoft office needs to make registry
entries)?
Thanks, Eric
 
Login as administrator of the domain on the pc, assuming it's windows XP
client goto>control panel >User accounts and then add. When it asks you for
a username and domain you can click browse... You will be able to browse the
active directory for the user you want to give local administrator rights.
Choose the user from the active directory then Next...It will ask you to
specify what level of access, choose administrator.

Hope this helps.



Hein Farrell
 
Is there anyway to do this via script? I would like to do
this for about 200 computers.
 
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