Hello, I posted yesterday about using samba as a primary domain controller. I have a couple other issues I need help resolving. I got my profiles copied over, but some things seem different. For example, Norton Antivirus Corporate doesn't load in the lower right like it does on my local account. Mainly stuff like that. The only other issues I am having are with Administrators. I need to be an administrator on the network, but I'm not sure what I need to do to make myself one. Also, is it possible to make a user an administrator for just one workstation? The last issue is with login/logout scripts. When my user logs in, it executes a batch file that contains calls to change my resolution to 1600x1200. When I log out, the logoff script tells multires.exe to put it back to 1024x768. Where would I put this script so that it runs? Where would I put the logoff script? Thanks SO much in advance! Robert P.S. Please use the reply-all function of your mail program to reply so it can skip my mail filters and put the much-needed answers right in my mailbox. Thanks! ~Robert Brugman~ This e-mail is X.509 happy ;-) GPG Fingerprint: D710 B8D9 C72A AB56 174F 71AC 3619 9F32 8250 6034
On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 19:29, Robert Brugman wrote:> Hello, > I posted yesterday about using samba as a primary domain controller. I > have a couple other issues I need help resolving. > > I got my profiles copied over, but some things seem different. For > example, Norton Antivirus Corporate doesn't load in the lower right > like it does on my local account. Mainly stuff like that. The only > other issues I am having are with Administrators. I need to be an > administrator on the network, but I'm not sure what I need to do to > make myself one. Also, is it possible to make a user an administrator > for just one workstation? The last issue is with login/logout scripts. > When my user logs in, it executes a batch file that contains calls to > change my resolution to 1600x1200. When I log out, the logoff script > tells multires.exe to put it back to 1024x768. Where would I put this > script so that it runs? Where would I put the logoff script? > > Thanks SO much in advance! > > Robert > P.S. Please use the reply-all function of your mail program to reply > so it can skip my mail filters and put the much-needed answers right in > my mailbox. Thanks!---- 1 - NAV Corporate Edition has an option to show or not show symbol in status tray. Use the Symantec Control Panel to make sure it is enabled (I tend to make these wide choices by applying to the server so that it propogates to workstations. 2 - Administators is a local group / Domain Admins is the domain group. Don't know how you are doing the user group management, backend sam, version of Samba etc. Generally, you would add the users to the specific groups but if you want a particular user to belong to a computers Administrators or Power Users group, that is a local setting on each machine. 3 - Don't know about logoff scripts except as group policy - see how-to on group policy editing. Craig
Hi, using samba 3 you should add a User called Administrator and a line called admin users = root, Administrator but i would advice you to use the user root instead of Administrator for administration especially if you wanna use usrmgr. Best Regards ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Brugman" <rbrugman@chartermi.net> To: <samba@lists.samba.org> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 3:29 AM Subject: [Samba] Administrator and Samba PDC> Hello, > I posted yesterday about using samba as a primary domain controller. I > have a couple other issues I need help resolving. > > I got my profiles copied over, but some things seem different. For > example, Norton Antivirus Corporate doesn't load in the lower right > like it does on my local account. Mainly stuff like that. The only > other issues I am having are with Administrators. I need to be an > administrator on the network, but I'm not sure what I need to do to > make myself one. Also, is it possible to make a user an administrator > for just one workstation? The last issue is with login/logout scripts. > When my user logs in, it executes a batch file that contains calls to > change my resolution to 1600x1200. When I log out, the logoff script > tells multires.exe to put it back to 1024x768. Where would I put this > script so that it runs? Where would I put the logoff script? > > Thanks SO much in advance! > > Robert > P.S. Please use the reply-all function of your mail program to reply > so it can skip my mail filters and put the much-needed answers right in > my mailbox. Thanks! > > ~Robert Brugman~ > This e-mail is X.509 happy ;-) > GPG Fingerprint: D710 B8D9 C72A AB56 174F 71AC 3619 9F32 8250 6034 > > -- > To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the > instructions: http://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba >