Free Tool: Add Local Group Member
Remotely adds user to local Administrators group or any other local group
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This action adds a user to a local group on remote computers. You can use it to add users to local Administrators group without using command line remotely (similar to running "net localgroup administrators on remote computer), or use it instead of a script to add domain user to local admin group on multiple servers or workstations.
Adding certain domain users and groups as members to local groups on workstations is usually done as a part of provisioning access to endpoints via Active Directory groups. Action1 can help to automate the management of local group memberships from the Cloud without using any command line tools or PowerShell scripts to add user to local group.
Sign-up for Action1 Free Edition to install/uninstall software and patches, receive real-time alerts and view instant data from your endpoints, or run live or scheduled queries with the ability to export to CSV or Excel. Action1 Endpoint Security Platform is entirely SaaS, with online web interface (no management tools to install) and it has zero cost for basic functionality. Running in the Cloud, Action1 discovers all of your endpoints in seconds and you can query your entire network in plain English.
Latest Release: Action1 Endpoint Security Platform 2.0, December 20, 2019.
For more information, please refer to Action1 Online Documentation
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