Re: Sales guys that need to run Server OS - Impact on Domain?
From: Robert Moir (robert.moir@ntlworld.com)
Date: 10/02/02
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From: "Robert Moir" <robert.moir@ntlworld.com> Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2002 22:19:32 +0100
"Scott Townsend" <scott@-NO-SPAM.serra.com> wrote in message
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> How do you prevent them from installing other Server Services (WINS, DNS,
> DHCP, etc) while still allowing them to install the software they are
> demoing?
>
> They would still need the ability to install software and patches on the
> machine, though I dont want them to beable to install other Windows
> services. We usaully put the i386 Directory on the C-Drive incase they
> need something when they install their software, or when we do updates. We
> could take it off, but I wouldn't put it past some of them to get a copy
of
> a Server disk somewhere...
Well as Keith alluded to, if you honestly can not or do not trust these
people at all but have to give them servers with admin rights then you've
got a serious problem. And while we're happy to bat ideas and solutions
around in here all day cos that's what we do here, technological solutions
are not always a good fit for non technological problems.
Again, having a server on one's desktop doesn't have to compromise the
network itself in the least. I'm repeating Keith again, sorry, but from the
"locking down users on the domain" point of view it's not much different
from a workstation. If your concern is that you need to let them effectively
admin the local server, but you can't trust them with the ability to trash
the systems then you've got two opposite goals that you need to balance here
imho and that's a strategic problem as much as it is a technological one.
Rob Moir
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