Guest Peter Posted April 30, 2008 Posted April 30, 2008 When we ran a Windows 2000 domain, I could appoint a certain number of selected staff members as "Server Operators". This enabled them to use Server Manager to disconnect sessions for students who had not logged off properly. Since we moved to Windows 2003-R2 (SP2) such a staff member can open Server Manager and when he/she clicks on a Domain Controller, he/she can control sessions. However when clicking on a Member Server, the message "Access is denied" is displayed As administrator equivalent I can get into both DC and Member server. It just affects "Server Operators". Client computers are Windows XP SP2. The server manager executable is V5.2.3790.1127. In all cases, SVRMGR.EXE is kicked off from the server share, not workstation (ie. \ \server02\reskit\srvmgr.exe) Is there some sort of security setting that I need to check on the Member server? Thanks Peter
Guest Marcin Posted May 1, 2008 Posted May 1, 2008 Re: Rights to run Server Manager from client? Peter add your staff members to Power Users group on the servers you want them to manage... hth Marcin
Guest Peter Posted May 1, 2008 Posted May 1, 2008 Re: Rights to run Server Manager from client? On May 1, 11:50 pm, "Marcin" <mar...@community.nospam> wrote: > Peter > add your staff members to Power Users group on the servers you want them to > manage... > > hth > Marcin Thank you - this worked a treat! Peter
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