Summary: Hello I have a small windows 2003 domain network in our office. Recently I noticed that none of the computer settings from my group policy is appl...
Summary: Hi, I'm an ICT coordinator at a primary school and have just had a new server installed. I am new to Server 2003 and am completely confused. I have i...
Summary: I have two domains. In the first domain I have applied group policies to restrict users ie no right click on desktop. The second domain has no group p...
Summary: I would make it a priority to remove everyone from the Domain Admins group. Contact the manufacturer of the software that you use to find exactly what...
Summary: hi, i am new to system admin and i have a problem with applying group policies. I have created an OU say A which has group say temp and 5 users belong...
Summary: go onot the microsoft site and download the new (GPMC group policy managment console), it will make life 10 times easyier, and also comes with a tutor...
Summary: A few weeks ago I enabled the group policy setting “Remove my computer icon on the desktop”. Now I want to disable this policy (only this option) so t...
Summary: Hi guys, I'm after your advice here. I'm currently implementing a large XP Lockdown. I've completed all the desktop settings and I’m now looking at ...
Summary: I have a Windows 2003 Server and on there is group policy for staff users which has been applied to a new OU. But the problem i am having is that the ...
Summary: We were using a generic administrative username say "admin" to create group policies in AD. As advised by our security team we changed password of the...
Summary: Hi I am trying to figure this out...I am trying to setup Group policy to install the Latest version of Norton Antivirus Corp Client in a client group ...
Summary: I have problem with my Active Directory. I just create and OU and want to add new Group Policy Object but it display the Access Denied message. I am s...
Summary: Well I figured out the problem...and the problem was me (no shock there). I'll post the fix, so other newbies might learn from my mistake. I did not u...
Summary: Users cannat change their passwords within win 2000 clients, when they attempt to change their passwords, windows tells them that the password must be...
Summary: Hi I Created one organistaion unit on name of ,i created a user on name martha(users are not administartors) and moved marthauser in to to xyz...
Summary: Hello, I have been having some problems with our Win2003 server. Let me give some background first. This year I migrated our company data from a win2...
Summary: hi, i have a problem in group policy : i'm logging on the domian controller as ADMINISTRATOR, and when i tried to create new group policy object or co...
Summary: Hey if someone can help it would be nice! I have created a group for my DBA Admins. I need to give this users RDP access and I need to give to premiss...
Summary: I'm having a problems with my Windows Server 2003 Group Policy going into effect for authenticated users logging in. The policy is in effect for the ...
Summary: We have a bizarre problem. The boss cannot access a command prompt or Run command when logged into the domain. We have checked the domain group pol...
Summary: Hi i have a domain server on W2k3 and my clients are on XP m having problem with my Group policies.. my clients which are directly connected to server...
Summary: We are using Domain Controller as Windows Server 2k3, and Windows XP SP-2 as for clients (Domain User). We have enforced some group policies to certai...
Summary: There are many tools to do this but most are a bit pricey. I currently have 6 DC's in seperate production networks with the Group Policy Management Co...
Summary: Hello, I am trying to setup group policy. I have greate a new gP object in GP Manager and linked it to the domain. in security filtering i have added ...
Summary: While trying to run adprep, so that I could add a Windows 2003 R2 machine to the domain as a second domain controller, i encountered an error: Adprep ...
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