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troyquigley
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we are finally getting managed services to help when I am unavailable.
i obviously need to give the company access (login) to our server, but I don't want to give them the power to mess with my domain admin account.
what is the best way to give a managed services company power to do what they need without unnecessary rights.
i am concerned over an angy employee locking or changing the password on my admin account and locking us out.
i obviously need to give the company access (login) to our server, but I don't want to give them the power to mess with my domain admin account.
what is the best way to give a managed services company power to do what they need without unnecessary rights.
i am concerned over an angy employee locking or changing the password on my admin account and locking us out.