On Feb 16, 11:42 am, "SLongxyzzy" <slr64<at>earthlink<dot>net> wrote:
I'm planning to deploy using GPO as described in the KB.
Can I apply the GPO to the domain ou and have it go to all systems? What
will be the effect when it hits XP and 2003 servers? All of our 2000
machines are mixed into OUs with the others so don't know how I can
specefically target the 2000 machines.
Use security filtering on the group policy. Create a security group
and filter the policy to that group. Add the Windows 2000 machines
into it.
Re: Eventlog size gpo removal ... If you need different size settings on different machines, the default steps would be seperating the machines into different OUs and define different GPOs with sizes for them. ... have a look at "Security Filtering" - that lets you create multiple policies for a certain OU - but you tweak the security permissions on the GPO so that only a few machines can "read" and "apply" the Group Policy.... (microsoft.public.windows.group_policy)
Re: Scanning for unsecure shared folders ... be of help in securing your machines and it can be used on remote machines. ... then your network will be more secure. ... and bypass any Group Policy user configuration and reconfigure the computer. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
RE: Content Advisor ... set in Group Policy do not apply to client machines.... I suggest we check the following registry key on both client and server. ... Enable Content Advisor on the client first then apply the group policy.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Re: XP Pro - Logging on to Domain issues ...Active Directory Group Policy to pump this setting out to all machines in ... and click on Logon - enable the policy. ... > Group Policy and it is "Always wait for the network at computer startup ... >>> XP Pro machines that are joined on the domain and rebooted cannot ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: Restrict computers user in an OU or Group can log on to ...Deny Logon Local seems to be a very good idea. ... XP machines all have local ...group policy method both Steven and I have thought of? ... > overriding local policy.... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
