Re: restricted internet access with GPO

Try delete it on the server, (just to check a username of the server).
If that works then we weill have to look at other options

<MattMJF@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> LAN ENVIRONMENT: Windows 2000/2003 Servers AD Domain at Windows 2000
> functional level. Client computers running WindowsXP Professional though
> in
> process of migrating from WinNT 4.0 to WinXP so most clients are NT.
> About
> 6,000 seats in this enterprise LAN.
>
> SITUATION: We have roaming profiles enabled and Group Policies lock down
> the
> WinXP client and enable folder redirection whereby users cannot save data
> to
> their C:\ drive ONLY to their MY Documents folder which is automatically
> redirected to their home folder. We also have a GPO setting that
> redirects
> user's desktop to the home folder as well so whatever WinXP machine a user
> logs on to he/she will get same desktop, icons, shortcuts etc.
>
> PROBLEM: Whenever a user has more than about 12-15 icons/shortcuts/files
> on
> their desktop and then deletes the icon it goes away HOWEVER when he/she
> logs
> off then logs on the icon reappears. If over 12 icons on desktop, when
> you
> delete icons they reappear after logoff/logon the profile on the server is
> not taking the changes or overwriting the deleted icons restoring them.
> Users are NOT given exclusive rights to the desktop.
>
> Any and all input is greatly appreciated. Thanks & have an awesome day
> :-)
>
>
> "Draughtsman" wrote:
>
>> SBS2003 server, XP Pro SP2 clients
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I would like to give some users restricted access to Internet and some
>> users complete Internet access. The restricted access would contain only
>> a
>> few known sites. Can I do this through GPO? I've been searching quite a
>> while, but I can seem to find the right document.
>>
>>
>> Can someone please direct me to a "how-to" document?
>>
>>
>> thanks, Draughtsman
>>


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