If you don't have another account with Administrator rights on the machine,
you can create a group policy to add Domain Admins to the Administrators
group.
"js" <js@someone.com> wrote in message
news:eAIy29%23LEHA.2012@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
>
> I¡¯ve accidentally remove the Domain Admins group from a local administer
> group in one of my server. And the current logging user is only a member
of
> Domain Admin. Can I add the Domain Admins back to the local admin group?
>
> Please help. Thanks...
>
>
Re: Domain Admin .vs Adminstrator Account ... THE Administrator account is the initial or default ... > However, the domain admins group is automatically added to the local> administrators group on all domain members, which means that> the domain admins account has full administrative control over all domain> member machines. ... The administrator account on the other hand, isn't as> powerful in this way (just being an administrator of the domain doesn't mean> you can install software on domain members); the administrator account is> much more powerful, as Cary already stated, from a domain administrative> stand point. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory)
Re: add group back. ... > If you don't have another account with Administrator rights on the ... > you can create a group policy to add Domain Admins to the Administrators ... Can I add the Domain Admins back to the local admin group?... (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
Re: add group back. ... > If you don't have another account with Administrator rights on the ... > you can create a group policy to add Domain Admins to the Administrators ... Can I add the Domain Admins back to the local admin group?... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: Roaming Profile problem ... Unless you're playing with Restricted groups policy or any other scripts, generally Domain Admins are members of local Administrators in all machines in the domain check that. ... I did log on as the domain administrator not the local admin. ... You're logged on with the account that refer to the profile to be copied. ... Logged on as test student... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
Re: Possible answer to domain problems ... that the DCPROMO process may change the policy so that only domain admins ...local administrator when running DCPROMO, so that if the Domain Admins group... > install Office XP on it, so I started from scratch again. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
