Description
The story of system administration of enterprises is usually medium-sized, medium-sized, enterprise… If our business is small, usually the network administrator does all of it, ie roles and system admin roles, network admin is 1, in general, all in one 🙂 that is the natural story to reduce costs for businesses. However, for a large enterprise SMB to a system of a few thousand users to several hundred thousand users, the IT helpdesk needs and clearly assigns tasks.
Mr. System Admin administers the Domain controller and then can give you Helpdesk or some other unit such as Outsoucing to have the right to join or join computers to the domain. The story sets out that we can’t do it all alone, so we have to allow authorization for some groups or helpdesk users to do this work. Of course, exclude some users who have joined the domain 10 times.
Solution
Today Phuong Nguyen will share with you a little trick in Domain controller network administration. To do this, there are 2 ways to do it:
- Assign rights to the user/group using the Default Domain Group Policy.
- Delegate rights to users using Active Directory Users and Computers.
Delegate rights to users using Active Directory Users and Computers
To perform delegation go to start-> type the command dsa.ms run Active Directory Users & Computers
Create a group to authorize for example GroupITHelpdesk
Add the users that need to be authorized to join, for example: jsisen, phuong
If you want to authorize any OU, select that OU or you can choose the whole domain 🙂 right-click and select delegation
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Select -> Add group just created above and select ok->next.
Select Delegation the following Common tasks-> Join a Computer to the domain
Or choose Create a custom task to delegate, then choose Create computer object and Delete.
Check Finish
So Phuong Nguyen shares how to authorize an account or group that can have the right to join the domain. We can hand over to the IT helpdesk guys to do each join task.
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