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I will look a the configuration of Administrator
Thanks From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Sullivan Sent: Thursday, August 26, 2004 9:05 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Mario, this is sort of
a stretch but having seen it before it can be a pain. Are you experiencing this
on a test network? And if so is the Administrator's password
blank? This setting "Computer
Configuration\Security Settings\Local Policies\Security Options\Accounts: Limit
local account use of blank passwords to console logon
only" It sounds like
everything is working locally this is what made me think of this
setting. Kevin From:
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On Behalf Of Darren
Mar-Elia The first thing I'd
check is that the Domain Admins group is a member of the local Administrators
group on all of those remote workstations because it sounds like they are not.
However, assuming they are, there is probably no single place where this is
being locked down but I would start by looking on the local GPO on a remote
machine in : Computer
Configuration|Windows Settings|Security Settings|Local Policies|Security Options
to see if you have any specific policies set to prevent remote access to those
resources. From:
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On Behalf Of Rosales,
Mario Ok here is
what we have. This might be a little off topic but Hopefully with all the GPO
experience here I could get some assistance. Any Help would be
appreciated. 1. XP SP1
Workstation on an NT 4.0 Domain 2.
Workstation User and Domain Admins Have Administration Access to the
Computer Here is what
happens Workstation
User logs on and everything works fine Domain Admin
Logs in and everything works fine Domain admin
tries to remotely look at the registry and gets access
Denied Domain Admin
tries to remotely look at the event viewer and gets access
Denied Domain Admin
tries to remotely look at the User accounts/Groups and gets access
Denied Is there a
setting or LocalGroup Policy that might affect this computer in this
way? Any help is
appreciated! Thanks in
advance ***************************************************************************
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- [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Rosales, Mario
- RE: [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Darren Mar-Elia
- RE: [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Katherine Coombs
- RE: [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Kevin Sullivan
- RE: [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Rosales, Mario
- [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Rosales, Mario
- [ActiveDir] XP Permissioning and Group Policy Justin_Leney
