(1) each authenticated user may add/join 10 workstatiobs to the domain and the 
objects are owned by the administrators
(2) yes
(3) no! it is better to set the quota to zero or remove the authenticated users 
from that user right or do both. The best way is to delegate the right to 
create computers account and/or join workstations to some authorized group.
(4) both
 
This was also discussed a few days ago. Search the archives for template6 and 
you'll find how to delegate the permissions
 
Cheers,
#JORGE#

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Kern, Tom
Sent: Fri 7/8/2005 10:47 PM
To: ActiveDir (E-mail)
Subject: [ActiveDir] joining to a domain



i have a couple of questions about the attribute ms-DS-MachineAccountQuota  
that allows auth users to join 10 workstations to a domain

1. Do these computer accounts have to already be precreated in AD or can any 
user do a create/join? 
2. I assume the user still has to be a local admin to change the domain in the 
system applet on the workstation? 
3. Is this a valid way to allow certain users to join workstations or should 
you use a gpo or delegation wizard? which is the preferred method? I read 
somewhere that you shoudn't use the gpo method but i forget why.

4. does this right apply to memeber servers too or just worstations? 

thanks. sorry for all the questions 

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