6 replies to this topic

[Killian]

Out of curiosity, with Windows 7, are there any backdoor ways I can branch a local administrative account into the domain admin group? Got into one of the computers and wanted to start fixing up the comps in my area with an admin account, since our IT guys are useless.

[DarkShadow]

there are literally hundreds of ways to pass admin flags onto a normal user account, I suggest you google it.

[Killian]

I already bypassed all their sh*t and made a local account, I was more so wondering about if you're able to use local admin to create a domain admin through some backdoor way.

[DarkShadow]

its possible, I don't exactly understand what you're trying to accomplish though and have very little experience with windows domain settings as I avoid it like the plague.

[Killian]

Oh okay, well what I'm trying to say is all the computers in my school are running off a domain for the username+password, rather than a generic guest account. What I got into was the local account on one of the machines and made my own account (Played torchlight all day) I was wondering if I could use the administrative power that I have gained on the local machine, and gain access into an administrative domain account, but I hit a roadblock, everything was well, localized to that machine.

[Jack]

so who can spell academic probation?

[Killian]

f*ck no, I fix the computers since the IT guys won't, only reason I want domain admin. All the teachers know I have a local admin account, they just dont give a f*ck since I fix their sh*t. Even then my school is made of pussies, last week a kid took a swing at his teacher and all he had to was apologize.