Summary: Does anyone know of a character limit for the message text for users in a domain GPO (Win2k AD). I have a reletively long one but it has work for mont...
Summary: Mine is only like 1500 characters, but the message is not displayed within the viewable box (Windows XP users) and there is no scroll bar. I use the ...
Summary: On your DC (if it's a 2000 server) go into the Domain Security Policy and in: Windows Settings >> Security Settings >> Local Policies >> Security Opti...
Summary: Under computer configuration, security options there is a policy "message title for users attempting to log on" and "message text for users attempting...
Summary: If this is on a AD domain it would be under Group Policies. And if I'm not mistaken it is if you are seeing a logon message. It is under Windows Setti...
Summary: You can use a group policy to enable "Message text for users attempting to log on" and "Message title for users attempting to log on". Run gpedit.msc...
Summary: Dear All I need to broadcast a message to all users of my organization. There are around 1200 users and they use windows 2000 professional. Is there a...
Summary: HI, I would like to redirect every users C:\my documents folder to D:\my documents on their on respective machines. Is this possible via GPO ? As a...
Summary: hi , i would like to know how to set the auto logoff for users after set time . i would like to know it is to be configured in win2k server by this...
Summary: There are two computers on my network that cannot be accessed. Whenever anyone browses to these machines, the following message appears: The system ca...
Summary: I have a network of 3 servers and about 100 workstations with the servers running Win 2000 Server and most of the workstations are Win 98 but will soo...
Summary: I wonder if anyone can point me in the direction of some resources / answers here: Set up Win2k on a standalone pc, several user accounts set up ok. ...
Summary: Can't say about forcing a GPO in AD but here is some good advice. When you do get possession of the laptop again, you must change the admin password t...
Summary: How do I make a script to change a folder's permission on user computer (W2K pro)via GPO. I'm trying to use CACLS and XCACLS on local, it work well bu...
Summary: How to configure windows clients in windows 2000 environment for user authentication from a third party LDAP directory server; that is the users resid...
Summary: Whenever I log onto windows 2000 I get a message saying my user profile has been corrupted and they are logging me into a temporary user site and anyt...
Summary: Hi, Has anyone configured a Group Policy for users in a Win 2K domain, assign the proper permissions (allow Apply group Policy), edit the policy (hide...
Summary: I am having problems where my system files (c:\winnt\system32\config, system, software, sam, default, security) and user profile files are repeatedly ...
Summary: You need to write a custom .adm template in order to map drives using GPO. Here's the code. Copy into a text file and save as drivemap.adm or whatev...
Summary: I am trying to setup a group policy for my domain. When I estblish group policy's for computers, the remote system will apply them, but it won't apply...
Summary: We have a computer setup to run terminal services for our employees at work. Being in the software development business, we frequently compile new ver...
Summary: http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p... March 11, the new date on which Daylight Saving Time (DST) will take effect in the U.S. and a growing number of...
Summary: Using Windows 2K server w/ Windows 2K workstations ok, i know how to set up policy's w/ poledit on different workstations. But i do not know how to s...
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: We also had this problem with our Windows 2000 workstations using mandatory profiles stored on a Windows 2000 server. I assumed that the error message...
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