You maintain an RODC running Windows Server 2012 R2 at a branch office, and you want Juanita, who has solid computer knowledge, to perform administrative tasks, such as driver and software updates and device management. How can you do this without giving her broader domain rights?

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Shiloh Gray

Computers & Technology

14 September, 18:23

You maintain an RODC running Windows Server 2012 R2 at a branch office, and you want Juanita, who has solid computer knowledge, to perform administrative tasks, such as driver and software updates and device management. How can you do this without giving her broader domain rights?

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Cailyn Bell · Answer 1

Make Juanita's account a delegated admin in the RODC's computer.

Explanation:

Making Juanita an administrator on the RODC's computer will confer on her higher privileges than a regular user. As an admin, she will be able to make changes on the computer, carry out tasks like updates on drivers and software, and change security settings, access all files and folders, manage other user accounts and entire management of the computer since she has the necessary skills and knowledge.