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From: Buzby on 4 Feb 2010 10:27
I am looking for a similar solution.

The problem with the solution mentioned below is it does not scale.

Ideal solution would be
Step 1: User runs into issue that requires local admin access
Step 2: User contacts support with valid reason for admin access
Step 3: Support provides a temporary "key" to allow for admin level access
for x amount of time
Step 4: User enters key, gets access
Step 5: Access goes away after X amoutn of time

Any ideas????

- Chris

"Paul Worsnop" wrote:

> We have a user who regularly travels and sometimes requires the ability to
> install software when away from the office.
>
> He, as is everyone else except the I.T dept, is a normal domain user with no
> administrator rights.
>
> Is there anyway he can have administrator rights while he is away and not
> directly logged onto the domain? We only want these administrator rights
> allowed while he is away and not when he returns and actually connects to and
> logs onto our domain.
>
> Bear in mind he will still be logging onto the domain (Without actually
> connecting to it) when away as he has offline files enabled. EG Log on to:
> "DOMAIN NAME" and not "LOCAL COMPUTER".
>
> Thank you.
>
>
From: Shenan Stanley on 4 Feb 2010 18:46
Buzby wrote:
> I am looking for a similar solution.
>
> The problem with the solution mentioned below is it does not scale.
>
> Ideal solution would be
> Step 1: User runs into issue that requires local admin access
> Step 2: User contacts support with valid reason for admin access
> Step 3: Support provides a temporary "key" to allow for admin level
> access for x amount of time
> Step 4: User enters key, gets access
> Step 5: Access goes away after X amoutn of time
>
> Any ideas????

MakeMeAdmin modification?

Truthfully though - I wouldn't make a user administrator without true admin
supervision - so remote interaction has been my solution - with me or
co-workers doing the request.

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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