I want to know, how to add a user to a MS Active Directory remotely. or is there any application software to manange users remotely (means from other computer than active directory installed)?
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Good Question, but i prefer Installing Remote Administrator software in both the machines, and u can create user on remotely, only using some temporvary memory space.\n\nFirst u hav to connect to the remote machine and u wil get remote desktop screen, then u can do whatever u required
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Add a user in laptop.\nUser should be a administrator Group.\nput a password.\n\nGo to mycomputer \nWhatever drive or folder u have Right click one by one.\ngo properties \nShearing Tab there .\nClick it.\nIf it u r drive not shear by default.\ncheckmark put shear .\nGive a suitable name.\nand apply and Ok.\n\nGo to start >run>type cmd <enter>\nDos promt came type\nC:&#92;>net share\n\nShare name   Resource                        Remark\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nD$           D:&#92;                             Default share\nC$           C:&#92;                             Default share\nADMIN$       C:&#92;WINNT                        Remote Admin\nIPC$                                         Remote IPC\nscand        D:&#92;\nThe command completed successfully.\nand if u want to mapping whole drive on u r computer.\nDoubble click on My Computer .\ntool >map network drive\nselect drive name\n&#92;&#92;computer name&#92;drive neme\nclick reconnect at login\n\nThis is Sandip from India
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Depends on your network but you can assign each people a logon script that launches a particular batch file that copies the file into place on the local computers.\n\nFor example have a logon script do something like this:\n\ncopy /Y h:&#92;neededfile.exe c:&#92;wherever
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Probably the security is not set up properly.\n\nIf you are on a domain, you need to share folders and assign permissions.  Right-click on a folder and select "Sharing and Security".\n\nIf you are not on a domain... Then if say UserA on PC-A needs to access something on PC-B, then UserA needs to have his username and password configured on PC-B in order for him to access it.
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NOTE: Many people will tell you to use WINDOWS REMOTE DESKTOP... The important thing to know about WINDOWS REMOTE< is that on WINDOWS XP HOME edition, you can only allow someone to remotly connect to you if you are sitting at that computer and click ALLOW or CONNECT when someone is attempting to connect....\n\nWINDOWS XP PROFFESSIONAL however allows you to do the same thing as WINDOWS XP HOME but PRO also lets you set up a remote connection on the pc you want to access, so that you may remotly connect as apposed to not being able to With home, unless you are sitting at it.\n\n\n\nIf you would like a free alternative to this, simply go to http://www.vnc.com\nDownload the VNC free edition.\nInstall it on all PCS you want access to and the computer you will be accessing from...\n\nRun the VNC VEIWER on the computer you will be VEIWING FROM, and run the SERVER on the pc you want to LOOK AT from another computer...\n\nBasically you can also read the documentation of how to use the program.\n\nIts very easy\n\nRun the server on the machine you want to see.\nRun the Veiwer on the client machine you will be using to see other pcs...\n\nYou simply type in the IP address of the pc you want to veiw, and then click ok...\n\nTo find out what each machines IP address is, go to http://www.myipaddress.com on each pc.
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Remote desktop will do it, as will PcAnywhere, GoToMyPC, and a number of others...  But be aware that you will require permission from your employer to do so.\n\nFrankly, it's better to get your network or IT administrator to set it up for you, unless you're very sure what you are doing, because this can be a huge security risk.  If they do it, it will be in compliance with the company's security policies - and you won't get blamed if something goes wrong :-)
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You need to use a Local group for backward compatibility with Windows NT 4. \nNote that this is different from a Domain Local group beause Domain Local groups will be available domain wide only in Windows 2000 native or Windows server 2003 domains.
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You can create the basic accounts in a script file but they will not have any permissions or be in any OU's.\n\nJust create a batch file with this command...\n\nnet user username password / add / DOMAIN\n\nYou'll still have to set permissions, groups, and move them into the OU's.
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Just create a separate folder for each user, share it, and set the security permissions on each folder so only that user and the administrator has access to it. Then the user can map it as a network drive.\n\nIf more than one user needs access to a certain share, then it would be best to create a group in active directory and only give that group access.  Then, to give a user access, you just have to add them to the group.
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Assuming you have his permission to do so:\n\n1. A service such as http://www.gotomypc.com would work\n\n2. Remote Desktop will work. He can send you an invitation to connect via e-mail. Check the help file in your copy of Windows for "Remote Assistance" to learn how to set it up.
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well i guess what you can do is create two separate accounts for both users and give limited access (not admin rights)\n\nYou would be connecting to the dsl network via a modem ,so uninstall the modem drivers for the user for whom you dont want to give net access and and install the the modem drivers for the user with net access.This should serve the purpose ,also for both users disable the right to install software..so the user you want to prevent from accessing net cannot install any drivers to be able to access the net
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Would you like that in Visio and/or Powerpoint?  How did you get a hold of a Windows 2003 server without knowing anything about DNS server configuration and simple networking technology. How many router do you have? Most importantly do you have licenses for all these goodies?
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Please Provide AP Model.\nCouple of question\n1) can you attach to AP?\n2) SSID(Wireless Nt ID) WAP (Wireless Transmission Encript Method) have nothing to do with you share folders unless you are in 2 diff workgroups(Specially of you use windows wireless Wizard)
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are you installing it as administrator? if your profile has permission, install it loggin as the person that will be using it and not the computer administrator. this will install it only on the users profile. \nif you do not have permission to intall programs as that user you'll have to change the settings to allow it.\nif you dont have a personal profile, you'll have to create that as well.\nthere is another way to do it... cant remember... i think it has to do with the instalation folder location. \ni'm pretty sure it's an option to select while installing the program as well. something like "install this program for all users" or "this program is for current profile only"\nsorry, it's been a while.
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i would say the easiest way to do it would be with Identity Manager (a novell product) that will synchronize AD w/ eDir amongst other nifty cross platform synchronizations, authentication methods, databases yada , yada, yada...\n\nOnce synch'd with AD its relatively simple to make LDAP work right.\n\nhttp://www.novell.com/products/identitymanager/index.html
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Why is this a problem?  That's how it's supposed to be.  Allowing users to install programs creates problems for the IT staff.  That's why users by default don't have the ability to install software.\n\nIf you insist on creating headaches for yourself, then go ahead and put the user account or worse, the Domain Users group as a member of the local administrators group.  Do this by opening computer management and going to the users and groups area, expanding groups and clicking on administrators group.  Then add "YourDomainName&#92;DomainUser" or "YourDomainName&#92;UserName" and that will make them administrators on the PC. \n\nYou CANNOT give users software installation rights without giving them administrator rights.\n\nBy the way, this also makes your network more vulnerable to spyware, adware, and viruses as these programs will now inherit the administrative rights you have granted the users and be able to more deeply embed themselves into the system as well as spread to other computers.\n\nGood luck if you do this.
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A free and excellent solution is logmein.com. It's an encrypted, secure connection that allows you to take over your pc remotely. An upgraded plus version requires $$, but will allow even more flexiblity. The free version does not allow shared folders or data transfers, but you can get around this by using email, yahoo briefcase, etc. This solution works behind firewalls and routers.