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Isn't
there a security issue with your batch files. Do they run each time a
users logs on. What if the batch hangs and the users can view the
script. They then would have the passwords.
Is
there a way to make sure this script is not viewed by the user. How is the
script given the rights to add users to the local groups or change the admin
password when a domain user only logs on. Not sure of your procedure but
if not implimented with care this approached seems to have some security
issues.
If you
have resolutions for these issues would please share them. I would like to
know how you handle the security. Your approach may work for us with the
proper security in place.
Thanks,
Joe
Sargent
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Title: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password
- [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Amit Zinman2
- Re: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Jon Sellers
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Tom . Kustner
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Amit Zinman2
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Tom . Kustner
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password John Wan
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Rogers, Michael J.
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Joe Sargent
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Rogers, Michael J.
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Flanagan, Kevin
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Amit Zinman
- RE: [ActiveDir] Setting local admin password Martin Tuip
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