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Posted by Steven L Umbach on October 26, 2005, 2:12 pm
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they create though they can not create nor manage administrator accounts.
Power users also can install a lot of software and create shares but can not
configure tcp/ip or most critical system settings like running Local
Security Policy. --- Steve
> This may seem like a terribly basic question, but the search terms I've
> tried
> have not given me an answer. Here's the closest thing I've found:
>
> "In Windows 2003 Server using Active Directory, 'a department
> administrator
> could be declared, who could create users and add computers to a domain
> within their department without having administrative access the the whole
> domain.'"
>
> Now, I would like to know about a server that is not in a domain. We need
> for a customer to be able to create users on this server, but without
> having
> administrative access to this server. How can I give them enough rights to
> do
> just that?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> If something has ever taught me anything, it''s that not everything can
> teach you something.
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