Willy, what privilege do you mean?
I'll describe my steps and reasons why I almost gave in.
The first thing I have seen is to set
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Lsa to 0
(the same: in Administrative tools folder go to Local security policy
console
browse to: security settings->local policies->security options ->
doubleclick on Network Access: Sharing and Security Model for local
account
and change it to Classis (from Guest only)
That causes that my connection will not be authenticated as Guest user,
but it will use my account (I hope).
But that didn't work.
Next step: Start --> Run --> wmimgmt.msc
right click WMI control and click Properties.
Click Security tab.
In this window I can set for each namespace a security setting. By
default there are listed two accounts (after click on Security button):
1) Admin - he has full rights for everything
2) Everyone - only limited rights and --
"Everyone" doesn't have enabled Remote Access (Remote Enable)
And because I (in this case) belong to Everyone group, I cann't connect.
I'm not allowed to set this option to enabled on each particular
computer I need to connect to (and it would be crazy).
That's all I know about the problem so far, so I don't understand what
privileges ("to the Domain users") you are talking about.
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