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- Integrated authentication as a default in IE through group policy?
- How do I set integrated authentication as a default in IE through group policy?It’s easy to turn integrated authentication on through the Advanced Tab within Internet Options in Internet Explorer but I need to set this over and entire Organisational Unit in Active Directory.I cant find any option for this...
- Tags: Web browsers, Martin Stevens, group policy, Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Discussion threads 2007-03-28
- XP clients in an NT domain
- I recently set up an NT domain with all XP clients, but i cannot get the clients to run the login scripts. I have checked the permissions in the Netlogon folder and have verified that the script will run if i go through explorer. The group policies are...
- Tags: AD User, advertisement, desktop setting, domain, domain controller, domain policy, group policy, lazzdevil@..., Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows NT Domain, Microsoft Windows XP, NT4 Domain, NT4 Domain Controller, Policy Editor, Profile Tab, windows
- Q&A 2005-12-23
- User wants selection printing
- We have a 100 user enviorment and have set policy editor to remove *File* from the Internet explorer the Menu bar. This does not allow the user to print a selection of a web page. selecting the desired text and pressing control+p will allow for selection printing on some sites...
- Tags: file menu, networking, PowerIon3, printing, selection printing, windows policy question.
- Discussion threads 2005-07-25
- Setting system policy
- Is there a way to set Windows 98 policies without having a server (i.e. locally)?HiYou can install the Windows 98 system policy editor by usinf Add/Remove Programs, click the Windows Setup tab, click Have Disk and direct it to X:ToolsReskitnetadminpoledit and select poledit.inf, then click OK. Install both the Policy...
- Tags: Have Disk, mephtu@..., Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 98, Policy Editor, windows, Windows 98 System Policy Editor
- Q&A 2005-04-12
- Get IT Done: Remove administrative shares to secure Windows systems
- The next time you plan a security audit on your systems, the plan should include the examination of the file shares on your Windows servers. What I’m getting at is securing the administrative shares, which carry a $ symbol in the share name. The $ symbol means these shares are...
- Tags: administrative share, Get IT Done, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 2000, Peter Parsons MCSE, server
- Technical articles 2003-05-13
Additional Resources
- Policy Template Editor (exe)
- Policy Template Editor eliminates the difficulty of creating and editing templates. With the use of graphical aids the Policy Template Editor will generate the complex policy template files for you automatically and without error. This makes the Policy Template Editor essential for the rollout and administration of Windows 9x, NT...
- Tags: Policy, Policy Template Editor, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows NT, Microsoft Windows 2000, Workforce Management, Operating Systems, Software, Human Resources
- Software downloads 2004-12-01
- System Policy Editor and Office 97 Policy Templates (exe)
- The System Policy Editor provided with this download is the same as the System Policy Editor provided with the Windows NT 4.0 Resource Kit. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
- Tags: Microsoft Office 97, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows NT, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Operating Systems, Software, Office Suites
- Software downloads 2007-09-20
- TechNet Webcast: Understanding Group Policy (Part 1 of 3) (Level 200)
- Group Policy in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 has almost 1,000 configurable settings. This webcast begins by guiding the attendee through the terms and concepts used in the Group Policy environment. It explains what Group Policy is, what Group Policy Objects GPOs are, and how GPOs are applied to users and...
- Tags: Group Policy, Webcast, Microsoft TechNet
- Webcasts 2006-02-08
- Managing Group Policy ADMX Files Step-by-Step Guide
- Microsoft Windows Vista and Windows Server Code Name "Longhorn" introduce a new format for displaying registry-based policy settings. Registry-based policy settings located under the Administrative Templates category in the Group Policy Object Editor are defined using a standards-based, XML file format, known as ADMX files. These new files replace ADM...
- Tags: Group Policy, Group Policy Object
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- Group Policy Editor Question
- I have a question regarding Windows XP Pro Group Policy Editor. Do the changes that are made to the "User Configuration" - "Administrative Templates" area apply globaly or just to the Users Group? I want to lock down my Users Group but dont want to lock down my Administrator Group....
- Tags: chrisdepaola@..., group policy, Group Policy Editor, Group Policy Editor Question, Question, Users Group, windows
- Discussion threads 2004-10-07
- Group Policy Editor Question
- I have a question regarding Windows XP Pro Group Policy Editor. Do the changes that are made to the "User Configuration" - "Administrative Templates" area apply globaly or just to the Users Group? I want to lock down my Users Group but dont want to lock down my Administrator Group....
- Tags: chrisdepaola@..., group policy, Group Policy Editor, Group Policy Editor Question, networking, Question, Users Group
- Discussion threads 2004-10-07
- windows firewall
- Having trouble turning off windows firewall on client machines through group policy from my 2003sbs. I need pointed in the right direction with the group policy editor. Note: The firewall on the client machines gets turned on and locked so that it cannont be disabled from the clients machines...
- Tags: firewall, group policy, it management, montelski, window, windows firewall
- Q&A 2005-06-09
- Tech Tip: Create system policy files
- The System Policy Editor allows you todirectly manipulate the registries of remote Windows 9x computers.But the System Policy Editor can also create policy files (.pol),which you can use to provide a central configuration file for yournetworked Windows 98 computers. To create a system policy file using the...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, System Policy, System Policy Editor
- Technical articles 2003-12-08
- Creating of a user
- Here is the scoop:I have a client that has a very small network and has changed their password policies so many times that when creating a new user it will not allow them to create the user because it says it does not meet the password policy.I have gone into...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows Active Directory, password policy, password
- Q&A 2005-10-20
- Lock down user desktops with Group Policy
- One way for your help desk staff to save on help desk callsis to limit the damage curious users can cause by meddling with their desktops'OS settings. A great tool for preventing potentially harmful tinkering is theWindows Group Policy EditorThe Group Policy Editor is a tool used to assign policies...
- Tags: desktop, Diana Huggins, group policy, Group Policy Editor
- Technical articles 2006-02-09
- Tech Tip: Get a grip on the System Policy Editor
- Windows 9x ships with the System PolicyEditor. You can use the System Policy Editor to exercise controlover the local system as a powerful interface to the local registryand to directly manipulate the registries of remote Windows 9xcomputers. The System Policy Editor can also help you create policyfiles (.pol), which provide...
- Tags: computer, Microsoft Windows, System, System Policy, System Policy Editor
- Technical articles 2003-12-08
- How to use gpedit if it is disabled
- I was in the process of editing the group policy when I used the feature to block all but the programs that I listed. I typed gpedit.mxc by mistake and now I can't get back into the policy editor. To make matters worse, this is the administrator account...
- Tags: pol
- Discussion threads 2005-02-15
- W2k3 AD Server policies
- 60 client network with 2 windows 2000 domain controllers and a windows 2003 exchange server.Can I make policies on the w2k3 server work on the domain even thought it is not the domain controller?not if it's Active Directory Environment. The W2003 server is only a member server. you can create...
- Tags: CG IT, it management, palazzini@..., server
- Q&A 2005-10-06
- Disable ToolsMenu in Internet Explorer
- Hello, I want to disable the access to the tools menu in Internet Explorer.Somebody have an Idea??Thanks You!!Sure...using group policy editor, you can alter Internet Explorer. In a Domain environment, you can edit the group policy for users under Active Directory Users and Computers. On a single machine, you can...
- Tags: Web browsers, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows, florian.aubry@..., Microsoft Internet Explorer, group policy
- Discussion threads 2007-05-08
- Disable Windows Messenger on a Windows XP machine
- If you're using MSN Messenger as your chat and videoconferencing tool, you may never use Windows Messenger anymore and have removed it from the startup group to keep it out of your way. However, you may have seen it pop up on occasion and had to struggle with closing it...
- Tags: Group Policy, Microsoft Windows Messenger, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows XP, Software, Greg Shultz
- Blog posts 2008-04-23
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