Is there any way to add a "domain admin" to the local admin group of a
non-domain PC?

No, since the non-domain computer has no way of verifying the identity of
the domain admin.

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"BigHaig" <big@haig.com> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to add a "domain admin" to the local admin group of a
> non-domain PC?[/color]

BigHaig wrote:[color=blue]
> Is there any way to add a "domain admin" to the local admin group of a
> non-domain PC?[/color]


No.

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