
22-04-2009
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You can use the User Manager for Domains that lets you grant these permissions without visiting each workstation. On the server (or on a workstation with server tools loaded): - Click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools (Common), and then click User Manager for Domains.
- On the User menu bar, click Select Domain.
- In the Domain box, type \\ComputerName (where ComputerName is the name of the computer), and then click OK. This starts User Manager for Domains for the computer name you specified.
- Double-click Administrators in the list of groups at the bottom of the User Manager for Domains dialog box.
- In the Local Groups Properties dialog box, click Add. In the List Names From box (these are the domains in which you can add users from), click the user (or global group) that needs administrative rights, and then click Add. The user name is displayed in the Names box. Click OK.
- In the Local Group Policies dialog box, click OK.
For more information, go to this link - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231422 |