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Domain Admins vs. Administrators in Windows AD DC Domain Admins Members of this group have full control of the domain By default, this group is a member of the Administrators group on all domain controllers, all domain workstations, and all domain member servers at the time they are joined to the domain By default, the Administrator account is a member of this group
Best Practices for Restricting Domain Administrator Access in Active . . . Leave only Administrator as a member of Domain Admins Selected accounts should be only granted temporary membership to Domain Admins for specific tasks and receive approval to do so Or, I've seen DA-specific accounts that are assigned to very few specific individuals which are left in a disabled state and can only be re-enabled by members of
local admin vs domain admin - Server Fault A Domain Administrator is a domain account that has administrative access to all machines in the domain, clients as well as servers That level of access should be strictly limited to authorized administrators
Sign in to your Admin console - Google Domains Help Sign in with either your own reseller account name and password, or use an admin account at the customer's domain For more details, go to Access a customer's Admin console false
Adminstrator cannot log on to server via remote desktop after changing . . . Thanks Farrukh, this information was very useful Once you change default domain controller policy by changing the Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services option for any user (Domain\xyz), the RDP access to all DC's, for all type of Admins is gone and can only be made available by adding them again in this option (Allow log on through Remote Desktop Services)
Wrong SID for Administrator account - Server Fault Using the same domain key and looking for SID S-1-5-21-2025429265-492894223-1708537768-500 turns up nothing — the built-in Administrator account just isn't there I don't know when or how this happened and I'm still looking, but I'm pretty sure it's been like this long enough that I don't even have a backup I could restore that would address
How to create a limited domain admin that does not have access to . . . By default only The local Administrator account and members of Domain Admins get automatic elevation and this is needed for many things (connecting to remote admin shares is one, apparently it's an issue with configuring MSMQ and NLB also, I'm sure there are others) simply placing a new group into the local Administrators account may not be
Domain Admin unable to modify domain scripts directory I logon to the Domain Controller using an administrative account that is member of the following groups: Administrators (builtin) Enterprise Admins; Domain Admins; I am unable to create any files within the following folder: \\domain\SYSVOL\domain\{policy}\Machine\Scripts\Startup If I log on using the builtin Administrator account, it works
Make a user an admin - Domain verified - Google Help You must be signed in as a super administrator for this task If you are your organization's only super administrator, you can transfer that role to a different user Note: Following these steps, you also transfer the ownership of the organization to the new super admin Assign the role to the new admin Follow steps above at Make a user a