Greetings everyone,

 

I am trying to set up some user control on my windows server 2003. I have
found where I can add more users, and have done so, and assign them groups.
I have noticed that the only way you can logon is by being an administrator,
which would normally be perfectly fine with me because I want full control.
But, I have someone that I would like to grant access to the server and be
able to change only certain things, such as controlling a website in IIS. I
would like to start the server and originally logon with the one user
account, say admin, and keep that account logged on the whole time. Then
have users connect via either pcanywhere or logmein using their own username
and password, but connect to the user admin desktop, but have their own
access control enabled. I want to be able to logon with the administrator
logon and password and have full control, but when user 123 logs on they can
only access certain things, such as the IIS. I don't want user 123 to be
able to get to the shared drives, or access any of the files on the
computer. 

 

Is this possible, or am I asking for too much? I am planning on moving to
windows server 2008, which offers more capability, but I do not know if I
will be able to accomplish the same thing there, but I will have to wait and
see.

 

Thanks for any help.

 

Mike Wohlrab

Computer Technology Solutions

585-944-3823

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

www.mikewohlrab.com

ftp://mikewohlrab.com

 



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