Guest EddyVK Posted October 25, 2007 Posted October 25, 2007 Hi, since we have several administrators (domain admins) on our server, I want to secure the built-in administrator account so that only that administrator can change the password for the built-in administrator account and the domain admins can't... I already looked in the Local Security Policy, but didn't find anything useful for this problem... Any ideas anyone? Thanks in advance, Eddy VK
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted October 25, 2007 Posted October 25, 2007 Re: built-in administrator account password "EddyVK" <EddyVK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:882DADC9-9BFA-42EC-AAE6-FF7542E95F74@microsoft.com... > Hi, since we have several administrators (domain admins) on our server, I > want to secure the built-in administrator account so that only that > administrator can change the password for the built-in administrator > account > and the domain admins can't... > I already looked in the Local Security Policy, but didn't find anything > useful for this problem... Any ideas anyone? > Thanks in advance, > Eddy VK AFAIK, there is an implicit trust relationship between domain admins and the local Administrator account. If so then this would mean that you can't prevent domain admins from changing the local admin password.
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