Pathetic but quick NT server question

[SharkAttack]

What Group do I add to a user to allow them local administrator rights? (i.e. Admin rights on the workstation they use but nowhere else)

[Tom Salter]

Administrators.

edit:: only on the local machine, not the domain controller.

[Chadruharazzeb]

I think you'd have to set permissions like that locally seeing as it's user/ workstation specific.

Set up the user's profile on that particular machine with only their login set at administrator level (as well as your own, natch).

I think

Been a while since I played with user manager

EDIT, Thanks Boog, beat me to it

[SharkAttack]

I knew I could do that, I was hoping for the "Sitting at my desk, logged onto the server" option. Bah Humbug!

[Sarkster]

WTF?

You mean you HAVENT got VNC clients installed on your desktop PC's?

Madness, I worked out i can spend precisely 58.465% MORE of the day sat on my ass via the gift of TightVNC

[superkully]

VNC too slow, if it's just a Windows environment, Timbuktu Pro pisses all over VNC.

[Tom Salter]

If you have installed MMC onto the Windows NT client you can do it manually

[Chadruharazzeb]

Aye, Computer Management is lovely, smug and fat.

[Tom Salter]

Goddamn for work and posting! I meant, if you have MMC you can do it remotely.

[Chadruharazzeb]

I knew what you meant!

[eghamninja]

This is why Windows 2k and group policy editor = teh best thing eva!!!1111