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user without admin privilleges was able to join his computer to doto join his laptop to the domain. The amazing part is that his ID does NOT have any admin privilleges. His ID belongs to the standard Domain User group, plus several other groups for distribution and QA work. Did anyone experience such behaviour before? What could be the root cause? How can this be prevented? All servers in this domain are fully patched to the latest level. You should ask this question in one of the windows server newsgroups. This
newsgroup is for questions regarding MS Access, the database product. Show quoteHide quote "AUCCESS" <AUCC***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D37081AD-C214-4426-8392-BECE88369C8A@microsoft.com... >A few days ago a user in one of my customers' domains used his domain >userid > to join his laptop to the domain. > The amazing part is that his ID does NOT have any admin privilleges. His > ID > belongs to the standard Domain User group, plus several other groups for > distribution and QA work. > Did anyone experience such behaviour before? > What could be the root cause? > How can this be prevented? > All servers in this domain are fully patched to the latest level. > > -- > Ralph Joedicke > MCP > > AUCCESST > 408-627-7779 > Skype: auccess > www.auccess.com > > access2successT > sorry about that. I thought about "Access" in terms of accessing, not the
product Access. Show quoteHide quote "Lynn Trapp" wrote: > You should ask this question in one of the windows server newsgroups. This > newsgroup is for questions regarding MS Access, the database product. > > -- > > Lynn Trapp > Microsoft MVP (Access) > www.ltcomputerdesigns.com > > > "AUCCESS" <AUCC***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:D37081AD-C214-4426-8392-BECE88369C8A@microsoft.com... > >A few days ago a user in one of my customers' domains used his domain > >userid > > to join his laptop to the domain. > > The amazing part is that his ID does NOT have any admin privilleges. His > > ID > > belongs to the standard Domain User group, plus several other groups for > > distribution and QA work. > > Did anyone experience such behaviour before? > > What could be the root cause? > > How can this be prevented? > > All servers in this domain are fully patched to the latest level. > > > > -- > > Ralph Joedicke > > MCP > > > > AUCCESST > > 408-627-7779 > > Skype: auccess > > www.auccess.com > > > > access2successT > > > > > No problem. Lots of people make that same mistake.
Show quoteHide quote "AUCCESS" <AUCC***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:70E1D939-CBC3-4CAC-BCF2-6680139C9586@microsoft.com... > sorry about that. I thought about "Access" in terms of accessing, not the > product Access. > -- > Ralph Joedicke > MCP > > AUCCESST > 408-627-7779 > Skype: auccess > www.auccess.com > > access2successT > > > > "Lynn Trapp" wrote: > >> You should ask this question in one of the windows server newsgroups. >> This >> newsgroup is for questions regarding MS Access, the database product. >> >> -- >> >> Lynn Trapp >> Microsoft MVP (Access) >> www.ltcomputerdesigns.com >> >> >> "AUCCESS" <AUCC***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:D37081AD-C214-4426-8392-BECE88369C8A@microsoft.com... >> >A few days ago a user in one of my customers' domains used his domain >> >userid >> > to join his laptop to the domain. >> > The amazing part is that his ID does NOT have any admin privilleges. >> > His >> > ID >> > belongs to the standard Domain User group, plus several other groups >> > for >> > distribution and QA work. >> > Did anyone experience such behaviour before? >> > What could be the root cause? >> > How can this be prevented? >> > All servers in this domain are fully patched to the latest level. >> > >> > -- >> > Ralph Joedicke >> > MCP >> > >> > AUCCESST >> > 408-627-7779 >> > Skype: auccess >> > www.auccess.com >> > >> > access2successT >> > >> >> >> 
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