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I have a year 7 ou with 200 users in there

i want the entire group to be admins on the dell laptops only

i dont want them to be have admin rights on anything else

can someone please help

Posted
Um, you can do this with special groups under group policy for computers in an OU. I question the wisdom of it though, it is very close to asking what the best way to set yourself on fire would be.
Posted

I have to agree, it is tantamount to asking what is the best way to compromise the network integrity and introduce a nightmare into my workload.

 

I personally see no logic in making a Y7 an admin, at most a restricted user, and if installation permissions are needed, then that falls back to you.

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I too would question the wisdom of this.

 

What is it you are trying to achieve by giving them admin rights (apart from a support headache)?

Posted

You can do this by putting them in a group and giving that group local admin rights via GPP.

 

But as others have said, the thought somewhat scares me, as it would effectively be compromising the network entirely - a student installs a keylogger or something on the machine, a domain admin logs in and voila they have access to the servers, etc...

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I'm 99% sure I've managed to do this with Group Policy Preferences before.

 

User Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Local Users and Groups > New > Local Group

 

Action = Update

For 'Group name' choose 'Administrators (Built-in)' from drop-down box

Enable 'Add the current user' radio box

 

Apply that policy on required machines

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