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| ADRENALINE 2004-01-29, 4:29 am |
| "When a member server or a computer running Windows XP Professional joins a domain, Windows 2000 Server adds the Domain Users group to the local Users group. "
saying Windows 2000 server,does it mean the domain controller here? if so, well doesnt the domain controller already have added domain users group to local users group without need for a member server or xp to join? | |
| DaDnDe 2004-02-04, 8:01 pm |
| hmmm i dont think so...
if that was the case then it would seem to me that joining a domain would be required and it is not to my knowledge.
a system running XP pro i think would desire the option to have more control over its operation by remaining in a workgroup instead. | |
| jeff_j_black 2004-02-09, 3:59 pm |
| Any member server or workstation that joins a domain has the domain admins added to the local admins group. This allows for domain admins to administer the workstations and member servers.
By default a standalone server or workstation that is not a member of a domain has the administrator account in the local admins group. | |
| ADRENALINE 2004-02-10, 12:16 am |
| ok i understand now thanks! |
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