What user rights should be set for members of the ComputerAdmins group?

Members of the ComputerAdmins group typically require specific rights that enable them to manage computer accounts within a domain environment. The ability to join computers to the domain is essential for this group as it allows them to add new machines to the domain, which is a fundamental task in maintaining and expanding the network infrastructure.

This right directly correlates with the responsibilities of the ComputerAdmins group, as those individuals are often tasked with managing the lifecycle of computer objects in Active Directory. By having this permission, they can ensure that all computers are properly integrated into the network, allowing for centralized management and improved security.

The other choices, while relevant to different administrative roles, do not align as closely with the primary functions of the ComputerAdmins group. Resetting passwords for all users, managing GPO links, and adding users to groups are generally permissions associated with different administrative roles, such as Domain Admins or User Account Administrators, who have a broader focus on user and policy management rather than the specific task of computer account management.