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Recent content by DaFlex
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Permissions on Domain Controller
The program that you are trying to install may need Enterprise Admin rights. Make the account a member of this group. Then refresh the group policy, and try again- DaFlex
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Patchs distributing to all users
Be wary of using this in a live environment, some patches can have detrimental effects on your workstations. Be sure that it is configured correctly, you do not want to apply every patch that MS bring out! Make sure that the patch has been fully tested with your environment before forcing it...- DaFlex
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Permissions on Domain Controller
Even Domain Controllers have a local user called Administrator (unless renamed) - It is the account that you used to set up the server in the first place! Anyway: Once you have added domain admin rights to the serviceaccount, have you refreshed the group-policy using secedit, or logging out...- DaFlex
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Login script
Click Start -> Run Type gpedit.msc Expand Windows Settings of User Configuration Click Scripts (logon/Logoff) Right Mouse click on the Start Menu, explore Navigate to the *.cmd / *.bat file, right mouse click on it and copy. Go back to the Group Policy Editor Double Click Logon in the right hand...- DaFlex
- Post #15
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
