Ok so, my company was nice enough to get me a Macbook for certification and testing. Now, I've attached it to our AD, and set our group as admins on the machine. I set it create.. um, I think it's called a mobile account.. basically, it created my user account when I logged on with my network credentials.
Now, here's the issue. Like it's supposed to, it knows I'm an admin on the machine when it's connected to the network. But when I bring it home, it makes me use the default admin name and password for system stuff instead of letting me use my own credentials. It's caching my profile perfectly except for this one part. Any help?
Second parter.. is there a setting somewhere where I can set a super user? In other words, the IT department isn't going to be happy if they can't access every part of the machine, including users home folders. I've yet to find a way to access other home folders when not logged into those accounts.
Now, here's the issue. Like it's supposed to, it knows I'm an admin on the machine when it's connected to the network. But when I bring it home, it makes me use the default admin name and password for system stuff instead of letting me use my own credentials. It's caching my profile perfectly except for this one part. Any help?
Second parter.. is there a setting somewhere where I can set a super user? In other words, the IT department isn't going to be happy if they can't access every part of the machine, including users home folders. I've yet to find a way to access other home folders when not logged into those accounts.