I'm writing a script to add, change, delete, and verify users in an NT Domain. I have a two sided question. First, is there a variable in the Lanman module to set privileges? The program has to handle admin adds from a transaction file, but I can't find the Lanman Man pages anywhere or find anything out about how to set up a user as an admin. However, Win32::NetAdmin can do this really easy. The only problem is, NetAdmin doesn't have a GetLastError feature like Lanman does. So, does anyone know how to make a user an admin using Lanman (or even have the man pages)? Or does anyone know how to get the last error using NetAdmin?

Thanks!
kevin

In reply to Lanman Privleges? by kbradford

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