"Skylyn" <skylyn@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:285f90d8-20bc-4225-93a3-b1655c401acc@xxxxxx
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> On Jun 10, 10:00 pm, "Al Dunbar" <aland...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote:
>> <sky...@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>
>> news:a41698c7-abce-40cd-8c93-26cfa663392b@xxxxxx
>> Quote:
>> > Hi, I'm looking for the most effective way via javascript login
>> > scripts to allow login rights to all our servers to our Network Team
>> > group. Thx!
>>
>> Why a logon script? If this runs when someone on the network team logs
>> on,
>> they would have to be able to logon in the first place.
>>
>> /Al >
> Hi Al, we have a large enterprise to support so our network team only
> supports routers, switches, wireless etc. The windows server team
> supports windows servers only. The UNIX server team supports UNIX
> servers only etc etc. But, we need the network team the ability to
> access all servers without being Domain Admins which is how we have
> them presently setup. That is kind of how I understood your situation. My point was that I could
not understand how you figure that a logon script is the way to configure
things so that members of your network team can be allowed to logon to the
servers without being domain administrators. IMHO, you should create a
domain group, give its members the right to logon to servers, remove your
network team from the domain admins group and add them to this group. That
could all be accomplished manually, or it could be scripted. But I see no
rationale for running it as a logon script.
/Al