MCITP 70-640: Default Local Groups

[@BijouBakson]

Such a thorough course content. Still valid as if it was released yesterday and I am using Windows 10 /1809 and Server 2019 Datacenter on Azure Portal - So this is gold. Thank you very much.

[@itfreetraining]

Adding a user to the backup operators group will allow them to access data on the computer to backup data. It is more a group designed to allow local backup software to access the computer. For this reason when you add the user to the local backup operators group they may be able to access the computer and you may need to add them to additional access group depending on how you access the computer.

[@SoloSo]

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[@itfreetraining]

No. If you have software that does not require additional rights it can be installed as a user, but any software that makes changes to the registry or the program files is going to need more rights which is most software. If you worried about giving them domain administrator right, use group policy computer configuration->Windows Settings->Security Settings->Restricted Groups at the domain to give them local admin rights on all your p.c rather than giving them domain administrator rights.

[@itfreetraining]

You would need to enable anonymous access. On a client machine like Windows 7 there is an option in to allow guest access. On Windows Server you need to make a change in the registry listing the shares that you want to enable anonymous access on.

[@itfreetraining]

No problem at all. Glad we could help.

[@SWISS-1337]

Still valid for MD-100 thank you. I just failed (like 690...) due to tons of questions on this and other subjects not deeply covered byCBT nuggets. They just brushed over them, only going into detail on the two most obvious. Administor, full access, and guest, basically no access other than network shares that allow access to the Everyone group. They spent 3 minutes on each, and then 1 minute discussing every other group...

[@ramziboutaoua3298]

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[@itfreetraining]

Thank you!

[@manologuia]

One of the best videos I watched about this topic ... Jesus bless you #Egypt

[@itfreetraining]

Thank you!

[@msmit1993]

I want to give members of the IT group permissions to install programs, but I don't want to make them administrators. Is there a group that has this permission?

[@msmit1993]

Thanks, i'm gonna give it a try. Keep up the good work

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks very much,

[@manologuia]

When I made a guest account it dose not delete itself on logging off as you said in the video... once I go back all the setting are intact and never be deleted .... this happen on windows machine not joined to AD ??? any ideas ???

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks.

[@dilshadbegum9310]

👍 Thank you sir ev good Expelaiment I understand

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks very much for watching.

[@msmit1993]

Again very helpful

[@itfreetraining]

Thanks for watching.

[@abedelhameedjaber9829]

very helpful!!! :)

[@itfreetraining]

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[@raghuveer120]

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[@itfreetraining]

Thanks, glad to hear that you like the videos. Hopefully we will get a chance to make 70-412 videos.