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| | Adding domain member to local admin group I am trying to add a NT domain member to the local admin group. It promps me to enter the network password of an account that has permissions for the domain. I have done this many times in XP but when I try it in vista, it says "Login Failure: unknown user name or bad password". I initially had trouble joining the NT domain, but fixed this by adjusting the NT Lan Manager Authentication Level. Also, I can add users from a 2003 AD domain but not a NT domain. |
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| | RE: Adding domain member to local admin group I fixed this myself. For others who want to know, go to a command prompt (Run as administrator) and entering the following command. Net localgroup administrators /add DomainName\UserName "New ACT user" wrote: > I am trying to add a NT domain member to the local admin group. It promps me > to enter the network password of an account that has permissions for the > domain. I have done this many times in XP but when I try it in vista, it > says "Login Failure: unknown user name or bad password". > > I initially had trouble joining the NT domain, but fixed this by adjusting > the NT Lan Manager Authentication Level. > > Also, I can add users from a 2003 AD domain but not a NT domain. |
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| | Re: Adding domain member to local admin group Great tip: I just added my domain account as local administrator and bingo I have the admin priveleges. Then I noticed that by default domain admins were also assigned as local administrator. ( I run small business server R2 +ISA ) So instead I added my domain account to the DOMAIN ADMIN user group. -Eric "New ACT user" <NewACTuser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3F60F18D-1F43-4692-AB6E-1E8517692481@microsoft.com... >I fixed this myself. For others who want to know, go to a command prompt > (Run as administrator) and entering the following command. > > Net localgroup administrators /add DomainName\UserName > > > > "New ACT user" wrote: > >> I am trying to add a NT domain member to the local admin group. It >> promps me >> to enter the network password of an account that has permissions for the >> domain. I have done this many times in XP but when I try it in vista, it >> says "Login Failure: unknown user name or bad password". >> >> I initially had trouble joining the NT domain, but fixed this by >> adjusting >> the NT Lan Manager Authentication Level. >> >> Also, I can add users from a 2003 AD domain but not a NT domain. |
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