This security setting is in the Default Domain Controller
Policy and typically includes the local system account.

What security concerns are there by giving user accounts
this right including "Authenticated Users"?

Reason for the question: On a locked down PC, a user needs
to open Internet Explorer and get access to a share. One of the
desktop support developers has created a WINBATCH script to
do this.

A simple way to block a specific URL? Without Proxy?
Has Microsoft recently introduced "Loopback check" functionality in Windows 2000?
C: drive =?UTF-8?B?ZW5jcnlwdGlvbg==?=
spyware strikes again, can it be stopped
Network log on issues
Re: To-day's updates
Administrator not allowed to change local security settings
NTFS permission issue
Windows XP admin
malware scan patch