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| MICROSOFT GROUP POLICY MANAGEMENT EXPERTS |
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Jeremy Moskowitz
Independent consultant and trainer for Windows technologies
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Derek Melber
Director of Compliance Solutions
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Is there a way to deploy software through Group Policy for non-administrative users?
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 05 Apr 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - I would like to use Group Policy to distribute software in our network. Our users don't have the right to install software. When I apply the policy, the software doesn't install and I get the message in Event Log that ...
Problems with students using the NET SEND command
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 02 Mar 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - We have problems with students using the NET SEND command. How do we prevent them from using that command? We have already, via a policy change, prevented the CMD command. But instead they are using NET SEND from batch files. ...
Hide Windows 2000 admin tools without the MMC
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 02 Mar 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - Does anyone know how I can hide only the admin tools from Win2K without using the MMC? I work in a Win2K server domain with 15 Win2K workstations. It can be locally or at the server or all at once.
How can I get back into Windows 2000 Advanced Server?
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 02 Mar 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - GOAL: Get back into Server. Currently, I suspect GP rights have corrupted because it won't let me log in under established Username/PAssword. It says "GP wont let me perform locally". In fact, it won't let me log in under any ...
Copy student policy to new OU
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 31 Mar 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - I have a Windows 2000 server with Active Directory and an OU with a student group policy. I want to copy the student group policy to a new OU and rename it so I can edit it. Why do I want to do this? I need all the settings ...
Using Group Policy to restrict a temporary user's privileges
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 08 Mar 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - Can I set one group policy to allow a temporary user to log on only to the computer he is given? I want the user to only use Word, Excel, Acrobat and Internet Explorer, and not access Windows Update, Yahoo or Hotmail. I am ...
Setting Group Policy for Windows 98 SE clients
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 09 Feb 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - We have a Windows 2000 Server network environment and we are running AD. About 95% of our end-user PC's are Windows 98 SE. How do I set Group Policy so that I can restrict end-users ability to change wallpaper, etc.?
Why won't this Windows 2000 Group Policy affect a Windows XP client on the domain?
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 09 Feb 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - I have a Windows 2000 domain with Active Directory that is managing 50+ users, with Windows 2000 clients. I added a Windows XP client, and the Group Policy (which is defined in Active Directory) does not affect the XP client. ...
Policy for hiding the network neighborhood
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 19 Jan 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - I tried to set a policy that would not show the network neighborhood on a user desktop. I created a user, created a group and then created an OU. Next I added the user to the group, then I added the group to the OU and made ...
Preventing users from deactivating the Device Lock features
Expert: Jeremy Moskowitz | 19 Jan 2004
EXPERT ANSWER - I am aware that a user should be assigned to relevant user groups like 'Authenticated Users' and so on. However, we have some legacy vendor applications that require administrative rights. For selected desktops, we installed ...
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