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Old August 13th 07, 07:40 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
robocp01
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Default Adding Security Group to Windows XP administrators

I have just installed a new Windows 2003 Small Business Server and set up a
domain on it. I have added two XP machines as domain members, however I want
to add a domain security group to the local administrators group. When I go
to Manage, Local Users & Group, Administrators and click on add, all I see
for a location is the local machine name. What have I done wrong. I can
browse the network for all devices, remove and readd machines to the domain,
and still I can't see the domain as a valid location on the XP machines. Any
ideas.
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Old August 13th 07, 07:52 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
Bruce Chambers
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Default Adding Security Group to Windows XP administrators

robocp01 wrote:
I have just installed a new Windows 2003 Small Business Server and set up a
domain on it. I have added two XP machines as domain members, however I want
to add a domain security group to the local administrators group. When I go
to Manage, Local Users & Group, Administrators and click on add, all I see
for a location is the local machine name. What have I done wrong. I can
browse the network for all devices, remove and readd machines to the domain,
and still I can't see the domain as a valid location on the XP machines. Any
ideas.



How did you log into the WinXP workstations? If you logged in using a
local account, this is normal.


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Old August 13th 07, 08:06 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin
robocp01
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Default Adding Security Group to Windows XP administrators

Tried it both ways, logged in a local account and with a domain admin account
nt as well and still can't see it. I do see that the domain\domain admins
account has been to the local administrators group as I would expect.

"Bruce Chambers" wrote:

robocp01 wrote:
I have just installed a new Windows 2003 Small Business Server and set up a
domain on it. I have added two XP machines as domain members, however I want
to add a domain security group to the local administrators group. When I go
to Manage, Local Users & Group, Administrators and click on add, all I see
for a location is the local machine name. What have I done wrong. I can
browse the network for all devices, remove and readd machines to the domain,
and still I can't see the domain as a valid location on the XP machines. Any
ideas.



How did you log into the WinXP workstations? If you logged in using a
local account, this is normal.


--

Bruce Chambers

Help us help you:
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. -Benjamin Franklin

Many people would rather die than think; in fact, most do. -Bertrand Russell

 




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