Guest Account Can Create Local Groups in Untrusted Domains
Article ID: 102562
Article Last Modified on 11/1/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1
- Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 3.1
This article was previously published under Q102562
SUMMARY
Any user who can run User Manager for Domains on a Windows NT Advanced
Server can create a local group for any untrusted domain in which the
Guest account is enabled.
MORE INFORMATION
Any user who can run User Manager for Domains on a Windows NT Advanced
Server can choose Select Domain from the User menu and enter any
domain name. If that domain has the Guest account enabled, the New
Local Group command on the User menu will not be dimmed (grayed out).
The user can then create a local group and add any accounts for the
domain into the local group. However, although the group can be
created, this group cannot be assigned permissions on the server
because file access is not available. The user can also delete this
local group because the user is the owner of the group.
Although the Delete, Rename, and Properties commands on the User menu
are available, the user will receive an "Access Denied" message when
he or she tries to use these commands.
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