Summary: Just created a Group policy, linked it to an OU with a group and a user. I then logged on as that user on a Win NT WS, but the settings for the user p...
Summary: Hi, we are running Windows 2000 SBS. I am looking to create a Group Policy to prevent users in an OU from being able to install software, any ideas ...
Summary: "are you using roaming profiles or are you using a mandatory profile?" -I dont know about profiles and how they affect this. Also, I disabled the defa...
Summary: It sort of makes sense. Do you have a domain? If so, you could create OUs within your AD structure and apply the policy to an OU. Or you could creat...
Summary: Hi I am a system admin for 50+ computers I have installed windows2000 server & all r winxp nodes i am interested in using group policy to restrict use...
Summary: I'm also confused. If you have a stand alone server, no domain controller, then what do you mean by saying that users log on. Users don't log in to ...
Summary: I have a WIN 2000 Pro set up, I went into group policy (gpedit.msc) to change some policies such as remove run from start menu, add log off to start m...
Summary: Correct me if I'm wrong....If I configure a group policy (Computers and Users both) to use a "Startup" login script I've created, I shouldn't still ha...
Summary: There shouldn't be any delay in the application of group policy - once a user logs on the profile is downloaded first, then the policy is applied - bo...
Summary: Hello Try that: Open the mmc (start/run, type mmc) In the console menu, click Add/Remove Snap-in... In the Add/Remove Snap-in window, click the add.....
Summary: I work for a public library and we have several computers set up for patrons to use. The computers already have a user account logged-in before the pa...
Summary: I wish to implement a group policy for specific groups within my active directory. I have only been able to implement this for all users. How can I im...
Summary: I am trying to get the disk quota feature of group policy to work and am not able to make it happen for W2000. I have tried the following configuratio...
Summary: Well after some time I have decided to go back to my group policy battle that I was unable to successfully complete about 2 months ago or more. This t...
Summary: I modified the default domain group policy so that the user password expires in 45 days and be atleast 6 characted. I applied the changes and for a do...
Summary: I have a home lab that I set up to play around with Windows 2000 policies. One Windows 2000 server is set up as the domain controller, I have another...
Summary: Are you setting in GPO (group policy) or are you setting local policies. What are you using to set the policies. You should be using AD User and Com...
Summary: Hi, I had created a couple of group policies while testing login scripts. When I tried to delete the group policies, I accidentally deleted the defaul...
Summary: Hi I am new to group policies with W2KS, i have used policies with NT4, but am having troubles with 2KS. I have gone into the Group policies of the do...
Summary: First of all verify that the OU you applied the group policy to is not the "Domain controllers" OU. If you did then the group policy would be applied...
Summary: The policies won't apply to the 98 machines so don't even try that. Also, I wouldn't edit the default domain policy. It is a better idea to add a new ...
Summary: I would like to create a new group policy. 1. I go into Active Directory Users and Computers. 2. Right click on my domain and select properties and t...
Summary: If you have a group policy assigned to the domain, does the user's individual settings override the GPO, ir vice-versa? Example: I created a GPO for t...
Summary: See if this helps: Group Policy - Local Machine Only - Administrator Exempt MAKE SURE YOU HAVE CONFIGURED THE NTUSER.POL PERMISSIONS PROPERLY (SEE BEL...
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