Step 5: add the domain user to the local server administrator role

Step 5: add the domain user to the local server administrator role

 

Topic: Add a domain user to the local server administrator role

 

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Prerequisites: you have installed Windows Server 2008r2 and AD servers (such as King.com)

Added domain users such as user: rmsadmin pass: rms_2010 to the ad server.

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See:

1. Windows server2008 r2
Installation and Configuration:

Http://blog.csdn.net/foreveryday007/article/details/8726589

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Topic: Add a domain user to the local server administrator role

Most of the time, you need to use a domain user to run some services or applications on the local server. Generally, you need to use the role of the local administrator to have corresponding permissions.

 

18-rms Server

Pcname: 18-rmsip: 192.168.0.82 User: rmsadmin pass: sps_2010 domain: King.com Domain Users

PS: This article describes how to add a domain (AD: King.com) user (King \ rmsadmin) to the administrator role of the local server (18-rms ).

1. log on to the local server with a domain account (King \ rmsadmin) [18-rms]

2. Control Panel-> User Account-> manage user accounts

3. for User Account Control, enter the account and password: [remember: account and password of the local server administrator]

-- User: 18-rms \ administratorpass: rms_2010

4. Click [add] User name: rmsadmin domain: King [next]

5. Select administrator.

PS: log out or restart the server after the configuration is completed.

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