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by hal 9000
For the TCP/IP settings they would need to be logged in with Admin Privileges so if they had those rights then everything else should follow without problems.
Hopefully this is on a NB and easily recoverable once they manage to trash the OS and it's associated software as constantly running with Admin Rights isn't a great idea but is something that is forced on many of us by the Windows Kernel.
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by virgoan
Thank you for your quick response!
Well, that's the only way i can do=give him the admin rights!!!
But, i don't want this to happen as some users might think that i am unfair...hence i hope i can have more controls besides allowing him to do some "necessary" changes.
Any good solutions for this? Thanks in advance.
by icb's corner
Put the user in Network Configuration Operators.
He will have admin privileges for TCP/IP settings.
by virgoan
GREAT! i have solved my problem...thanks ya!
p/s: only one notebook i can't solve it by the way! any idea how to restore back local security policy to its default status? i suspect myself had made some changes on one of the notebook till cannot be solved with your answer :P thanks a zillion.
by virgoan
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