Summary: Hi all. I've setup a server and run dcpromo, I also created an OU and some user accounts but when I right click on the OU and go to Properties and go...
Summary: Hi I'm new to Windows Server 2003 and I decided to make a group policy. Well I created one for an OU and when the users login to there computer the p...
Summary: it seems that I have finally gotten Group Policy to work properly. Now I guess I'm wondering what do I exactly do with it? I was wondering where I c...
Summary: Hi, Strange issue. I have set group policy on the user side (As I have been told if set on both you can have config issues) I’ve set the proxy on ...
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: All, Here is the scenario. I have a W2K3 domain in native mode. I want my group policy to apply users that DO NOT log into the domain. These are WINDO...
Summary: Hi, I've just upgraded from win2k server to win2k3 server (my domain controllers), I've OUs and group policies for my users everything works fine, now...
Summary: Hello. I've configured our W2003 Server with Terminal Services and the sample scenarios provided in the "Implementing Common Desktop Management Scen...
Summary: I have 120 users on a school network. I want them all to use the same mandatory profile. So I created a test user on a client machine I then logged in...
Summary: Hi, just working with group policy and it's policy settings. Just needed someone who knows about this stuff to clarify some stuff for me. I know GPOs ...
Summary: Hey Guys- I am EXTREMELY new to the windows server environment. 2 days new, to be exact! My boss is curious if there is a way to save group policies...
Summary: First let me apologize if this is the stupidest question of all time. Next let me introduce myself, my name is Craig and I teach in a school in Resolu...
Summary: Hello, In a win2k3 a domain, I have different OUs and I've configured Group Policies to control the user rights. It used to work fine but now when I t...
Summary: Hello, i have setup a new DNS server (2003 enterprise).i have create a OU within this server. with OU i have created a User named abc, with permission...
Summary: I have multiple thin client labs on my network & I need to configure the printers in these labs to restrict use from any other locations. Three of th...
Summary: I am somewhat new to group policys and OU policys but this is confusing me. I have a OU called InternetUser, I have a policy on the OU setting the pro...
Summary: Hi all, i have set up a group policy to show only certain control panel options to the user (display, mouse, keyboard, joypad), however i cannot prov...
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: Hi, I finally decided to try a software installation via Group Policy, assigned to computers. It's a public school, so better to assign to computers ...
Summary: I need to write a LOGOFF script in group policy that will open up Internet Explorer to a webpage, so the user has an opportunity to enter their ID bef...
Summary: We currently have a group policy set up within the company which is linked to 'Add New Programs'. Within here we can control which programs are availa...
Summary: i setup an OU called test and then added a test user. i also setup a group policy just for that OU and set it to force a password change after 5 days ...
Summary: We just got a copier that I wanted to log on to our Domain Controller (Server 2003). I could not log on, so I googled around and found that SMB Packet...
Summary: hi, could someone please clarify how the group policies in active directory get applied... for example, if i had a ou (organisational unit) with just ...
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