Domain Local Administrators Group
As stated in the comments either method will result in.
Domain local administrators group. Adding ad users to the local administrators group on multiple computers is simple using group policy. The same holds true for populating the local admins group via the restricted groups feature in group policies. This is the local machine admin security group account. This can be accomplished by having an active directory group with all administrators domain accounts added to it and then add this group to the local admin group on each of the host.
And press enter to complete this command. Type the following command to add user account genius to local administrators group. Here are the steps to add local administrators via gpo. When members of this group sign in as local guests on a domain joined computer a domain profile is created on the local computer.
The administrators group on a domain controller is a local group that has full control over the domain controllers. The domain guests group applies to versions of the windows server operating system listed in the active directory default security groups table. You can create gpo group policy objects and link the gpo to a domain or ou organization unit containing all the computers. When you promote a server to a domain controller to include dns.
Members of that group have admin rights over all dc s in that domain they share their local security databases. Add a test server to the ou. This avoids adding each of the users separately to the local group. The administrators group is installed when you first install the o s.
You cannot add a domain user account to the local administrators group on domain controllers. Create a fresh group policy object gpo and link it to a test organisation unit ou. Below are the steps to follow step 1. In this post i ll describe the process.
Add local administrators via gpo group policy so unless you already have delegated privileges you will need domain admin access to enable or create group policies ironically enough.