Basically NOT, a local admin is omnipotent.
However you could analyse carefully whether in your situation the general rule, that the domain admins group becomes member of the local admins group on each W2K Pro workstation, is needed. Maybe you could split up:
* Make the domain admin group member of the local Power Users (or similar) group on each W2K Pro workstation
* Make sure this group has the essential rights (e.g. installing sw) but not changing shares and security permissions.
* However DO provide a backdoor so that some central authority has the local admin right, unless you really want to remember thousands of different local Administrator accounts passwords. E.g. create a domain group 'WS Admins' and make only a few people (not all domain admins) member of it, and make this domain group member of the local admins group on each W2K Pro workstation.
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- The Netherlands