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Determining group policy effectiveness with GPRESULT

Anyone who's ever had to work with group policies knows theycan be complicated to manage. Part of the complexity is the fact that grouppolicies are applied hierarchically. Policies can be applied at the localcomputer, site, domain, and organizational unit levels of the Active Directory.Policies at these various levels are combined...

Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, console, effective policy, GPRESULT, group policy, Resultant Set Of Policy Snap-In, tool

Technical articles 2006-08-11

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Tech Tip: Enhance group policy management

The Group Policy Management Console GPMC is a new console available for Windows Server 2003 that centralizes all group policy management functions. Providing such functions as backup and restore of group policy objects, import and export capability of group policy objects, and resultant set of...

Tags: Guest Contributor, Windows Server 2003 Tips Newsletter, Group Policy, Console, Microsoft Group Policy Management Console, Installation, Management Console, Filename, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software

Technical articles 2004-03-12

Using Resultant Set Of Policy as a planning tool

In my opinion, the Resultant Set Of Policy Wizard is one ofthe handiest tools built into Windows Server 2003. As you probably know,Microsoft created this tool in an effort to help administrators cope with thecomplexities of managing group policies. The hierarchical nature of grouppolicies often causes unexpected results when all...

Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, group policy, Resultant Set Of Policy Wizard, tool

Technical articles 2006-04-05

Configure IT Quick: Manage local security with WinXP's Security Configuration And Analysis Snap-in

Whether your organization uses site, domain, or organizational unit OU group policies, you can use the Windows XP's Security Configuration And Analysis Snap-in to configure and enforce local group policies to make your XP workstations more secure. Let's discuss how it works.A crash course in Windows XP group policiesBefore I...

Tags: analysis, Brien M. Posey MCSE, group policy, information technology, Microsoft Windows XP, policy element, security

Technical articles 2003-10-27

Check Group Policy assignment with RSoP

It's a good bet you're familiar with group policy, which enables administrators to assert change control and set a broad range of settings for the operating system, desktop and working environment, network, and much more for servers and workstations. You might also know that group policy can be applied at...

Tags: group policy, resultant set of policy, Jim Boyce, organizational unit, Planning Mode, group policy object

Technical articles 2004-03-24

Group Policy Power Hour: All About RSOP (Level 200)

This webcast will demonstrate the various methods to get the Resultant Set of Policy RSOP for your client systems. Both command-line tools and the Group Policy Management Console GPMC can be used to gather this knowledge. Learn how to use them to gather the information you need about your client...

Tags: Group Policy, Client System

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adding of two matrices in c

want to add two matrices{both are square matrices of order 3X3) and want the result in the following format... first matrice + second matrice = resultant matrice (though i am able to get the resultant matrice but unable to bring the resultant in...

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Discussion threads 2007-03-25

Scheduling problem

What can be the reason that I can't change schedule of updating of:Windows updatesMS AntispywareEtc?HiI am pretty sure that as Windows updates are now released at preset times, the schedule is set to these times. If you were able to change it, you might get updates later than they are...

Tags: arbel@..., Microsoft Windows, Scheduling, windows

Q&A 2005-07-21

Snap-Anything 2007 (zip)

Snap-Anything is easy to useJust click what function you like. And snap-anything will snap itDon't worry about the background only the image will be saved. No annoying configuration settings. Ever wanted images from Web pages Programs, Flash screens, PDF, Diagrams or anything on your computer screenJust snap-it. It's fun and...

Tags: Image, Snap-Anything

Software downloads 2007-05-24

Gather policy information in Windows 2000 Pro with GPRESULT.EXE

Troubleshooting a problem with local or group policy in Windows 2000? Then utilize the Group Policy Results tool. The GPRESULT command provides you with useful information about the user and computer. Want more Win2K tips and tricks? Automatically sign up for our free Windows 2000 Professional newsletter, delivered each...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 2000, Jim Boyce, PRODUCTIVITY, GPRESULT.EXE, group policy, GPRESULT, computer, Windows 2000 Professional Tips Newsletter, Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Operating Systems, Software

Technical articles 2005-04-18

Copy GPO

I have several XP Pro desktops which are not in our Domain. They are remote stations not even connected to the network Users log in locally to the PC. What I want to be able to do is create a set of local policies using GPEDIT on one of the...

Tags: Copy GPO, group policy, group policy object, pc_tek@..., windows, Microsoft Group Policy Management Console

Q&A 2006-02-24

Streamline tasks with Group Policy Management Console in Windows Server 2003

Group Policies provide a powerful and flexible way to manage the user's operating environment and to make sure that all kinds of functions are performed consistently. Although Group Policies management in Windows 2000 is good, the same function in Windows Server 2003 is even more powerful—and it includes a new...

Tags: console, Group, group policy, management console, Microsoft Group Policy Management Console, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Scott Lowe MCSE, Streamline

Technical articles 2003-10-30

Snap server ftp

Hi forumers,I am a beginner.I have Snap Server 1100. I am trying to make a connection through ftp, but it always fail. It uses IE, Cuteftp, Smartftp and WS Ftp.The snap server's ftp feature is set to enable for any user including anonymous.It is ok when I access with http.What...

Tags: FTP, it management, networking, Snap, Snap Server, wijono@...

Discussion threads 2007-01-14

Utilities for working with security templates in Windows 2000 Server

Windows 2000 Server provides three utilities for working with the security templates throughout the network: the Security Templates snap-in, the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in, and the Security Settings Extension to the Group Policy snap-in. Windows 2000 Server provides three utilities for working with the security templates ...

Tags: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Jim Boyce, server, security, security template, snap-in, computer, Windows 2000 Server Tips Newsletter, Secedit.exe

Technical articles 2006-08-21

Utilities for working with security templates in Windows 2000 Server

In this Windows 2000 Server tip, Jim Boyce discusses three utilities to know for using security templates throughout the network. Windows 2000 Server provides three utilities for working with the security templates throughout the network: the Security Templates snap-in, the Security Configuration and Analysis snap-in, and the...

Tags: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Jim Boyce, server, security, snap-in, security template, computer, Windows 2000 Server Tips Newsletter, Secedit.exe

Technical articles 2006-05-08

Group Policy Infrastructure White Paper

Administrators use Group Policy to specify managed configurations for groups of computers and users. Group Policy includes options for registry-based policy settings, security settings, software installation, scripts, folder redirection, Remote Installation Services, and Internet Explorer maintenance. Intended for system administrators, architects, and others who need to create and manage Group...

Tags: Group Policy

White papers 2003-04-24

How can i create a Setup of my MMC Snap ins

Guys i have couple of snap ins in my mmc. right now i have to use add remove snap in services and all tht stuff. what i would like to know is how can i make a setup of my mmc snapins that i dont have to add or remove...

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Discussion threads 2007-01-23

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

Group Policy in Server 2003

I have tried configuring a group policy for a group called 'students.' As you can see I work for a schoola small private one and we have been trying to setup a policy for students accounts for some time. Anyways, after apply the GP on the students groups and attempting...

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Discussion threads 2007-09-08

Group Policy in Local or Workgroup env.?

Hi. I consider myself behind the times due to the fact I still support Legacy Dos Apps. A new client is so freaked out about employees messing with the computer and playing that she formats the drives and installs msdos to run the main App. Now they...

Tags: computer, group policy, jdumont, windows

Q&A 2004-11-12