When users make changes on a file server, it asks for local admin prompt. How to get rid of this?

[Jana175]

Our mac users work off multiple servers we have. We just got them set up all on jamf a few weeks ago. They are testing out their new macs with Jamf. 

Whenever they make changes on one of the servers they mount, whether it is creating a folder or deleting something. They will get a prompt asking for admin credentials on this mac. 

Is this anyway to disable this? 

[AJPinto]

Is this an admin check or a credentials/permissions check? MacOS should not care what they are doing on a remote server, and any permissions checks should be something the remote server is asking for not macOS.

[Jana175]

It is an admin check. For example, when this prompt comes up, they have to put the local admin credentials in rather than their domain credentials to get into the file server. 

[SCCM]

you didn't upload the prompt / workflow message or types of servers. As @AJPinto  said it doesn't normally prompt for admin to work on a remote server unless your missing some pppc profile (depends what and how your doing things).