windows 2003 resetting passwords
windows 2003 resetting passwords
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billb

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3,198 posts

295 months

Monday 25th July 2005
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Hiya,

if i want to delgate some jobs like reseting passwords, unlocking users whats the best way of doing it? i know u can give someone an mmc but doesnt this mean u have to give them the admin tools too which i dont wanna put on every machine?

any help apprec ta

malman

2,258 posts

289 months

Monday 25th July 2005
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I seem to remember you can give them a taskpad that has just the functions you want them to have

billb

Original Poster:

3,198 posts

295 months

Monday 25th July 2005
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malman said:
I seem to remember you can give them a taskpad that has just the functions you want them to have


but as i understand it you have to load on the admin tools for this to work on a pc?

_DeeJay_

5,057 posts

284 months

Monday 25th July 2005
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billb said:

malman said:
I seem to remember you can give them a taskpad that has just the functions you want them to have



but as i understand it you have to load on the admin tools for this to work on a pc?


You do, though it's not a massively difficult task to do (you could place adminpak.msi on a file share somewhere and have your mini-admins install it).

Failing that, write something in VBscript to do it (which again, is relatively simple). The last time I did this, I wrote a few .asp pages and web enabled it.

Speaking of which, I seem to remember Microsoft releasing a free set of web pages, try searching on their site for Web Admin or something similar....

D


_DeeJay_

5,057 posts

284 months

Monday 25th July 2005
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billb said:

malman said:
I seem to remember you can give them a taskpad that has just the functions you want them to have



but as i understand it you have to load on the admin tools for this to work on a pc?


You do, though it's not a massively difficult task to do (you could place adminpak.msi on a file share somewhere and have your mini-admins install it).

Failing that, write something in VBscript to do it (which again, is relatively simple). The last time I did this, I wrote a few .asp pages and web enabled it.

Speaking of which, I seem to remember Microsoft releasing a free set of web pages, try searching on their site for Web Admin or something similar....

D