you expand that with an example?
On 12/22/05, Craig
Gauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Windows
Server 2003Does anyone know of a policy or anything that I could use
to limit usersfrom being able to write to the desktop when they are using
an application from a Termserv
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users desktops
Can you expand that with an example?
On 12/22/05, Craig
Gauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Windows
Server 2003
Windows Server 2003
Does anyone know of a policy or anything that I could use to limit users
from being able to write to the desktop when they are using an
application from a Termserver?
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Me too please
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Thanks
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Please add me to th
Windows 2003 AD
How do you go about viewing the users you have set as delegates for an
OU?
I setup a test earlier with a delegate on a test OU, it worked but I
dont see where you can see who is a delegate.
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st is modified on two domain controllers simultaneously (within
replication latency), one of the two changes will be lost.
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Kamlesh
On 11/22/05,
Craig Gauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Been
working on this one most of the day.have it sort of
working.
Needed to
use CPAU from joewa
domain controllers simultaneously (within
replication latency), one of the two changes will be lost.
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Kamlesh
On 11/22/05,
Craig Gauss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Been
working on this one most of the day.have it sort of
working.
Needed to
use CPAU from joeware, but th
s, it might create problem if
user update their membership on different DC. All members of a group are
stored in one multivalued property. If that member list is modified on two
domain controllers simultaneously (within replication latency), one of the two
changes will be lost.
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Kamlesh
Been working on this one most of the day.have it sort
of working.
Needed to use CPAU from joeware, but there is one
problem. The password is displayed in the batch which is pretty much
unsecure and goes against any password policy. Anyways, I have it adding
the user to the correct gr
No problem. Just remember if you ever switch the
location of the share that the temp file is written to to make sure to change
the batch file. I had removed the original server this was stored on and
forgot all about it. Got a email from a VP asking why his homepage keeps
switching. Whoo
Doesnt look like this works for a regular user in their
login script
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MandSent: Monday, November 21, 2005 11:46 AMTo:
ActiveDir@mail.activedir.orgSubject: RE: [ActiveDir] Internet
Explorer Home Page Question
Craig,
Correct. That template.txt is just a empty
file. It gets copied and renamed to .IEStartPage. Reason I did
this is because we are blocking some of the news sites, like MSN. Too much
personal surfing. So potentially a user could log on to any number of
450 PCs. So we decided to set i
I had to do something similar to this recently. What
we ended up doing was create a batch file to check for the existance of a file
on a share, which we call from the logon script in the GPO. If it existed
it would skip past the registry edit, allowing the user to set whatever homepage
the
How would you go about removing the user from the group in
a login script?
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ParmarSent: Friday, November 18, 2005 12:11 PMTo:
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Explorer Home Page Question
Bui
Not sure what has changed in our policies but does anyone
know of what policy may be in effect that would only show My recent documents,
desktop and My network places when you try to open a file in an application such
as MS Office or Internet Explorer? Just noticed this on our 2003 Terminal
Here is the situation. We are running Terminal Services with Tarantella
Secure Global Desktop. Due to Microsofts wondeful licensing scheme and
cost of MS Office we currently only have MS Office on maybe 20% of our
computers and Open Office on the other 80%. We are looking at
centralizing the app
We are looking at making the department directors here a little more
responsible for their users. We are thinking about allowing them to
have the rights to change passwords.
Is anyone else doing this? If so how are you going about doing it?
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We are testing GFI right now, has anyone else used
this? We have a problem with random access to the floppy drive. The
drive just starts going crazy at random times.
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Activ
nts.
Are you having trouble with it?
al
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig Gauss
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2005 2:02 PM
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Cc: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: [ActiveDir] Get username from AD using ASP
I
I currently have some Intranet sites setup that grab the username of the
person logged in:
UsrString =
Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER")
'Parse the "domain\username" format into
"domain" and "username"
UsrName = split(UsrS
I was looking through my logs on our Windows 2003 box running DHCP. I
see several of the following entries:
30,02/11/05,09:03:53,DNS Update Request,x.x.x.x,machine.domain.local,,
11,02/11/05,09:03:53,Renew,x.x.x.x,machine.domain.local,0007E9AE22EB,
31,02/11/05,09:04:15,DNS Update Failed,x.x.x.x,m
Thanks. Ill give that
a try.
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joeSent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 10:16 AMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] GPO to copy a
file to all machines
I don't have an example but I would recommend doing this in
the compute
Would it be better to run it as a login script for the
machine or the user?
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RutherfordSent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 9:57 AMTo:
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file to all machines
Login script
Does anyone have an
example of using a GPO to copy a file to all machines? I have a screen
saver I am supposed to distribute across the organization and really dont want
to do it manually.
Thanks.
Any tips or tricks in trying to deploy Outlook 2003 via GPO?
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I deployed Acrobat Reader in our test environment using a group policy. It
worked great. I wanted to uninstall it to try a few other things. When I
use add/remove programs I get an error saying invalid U drive. When I map
any drive to the U it works fine. Any ideas why I would be getting this?
Is there any site or anything that lists the apps that can be deployed via
MSI and Group Policies??
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