Re: SImple Active Directory Setup Question
- From: "Jorge Silva" <jorgesilva_pt@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 May 2006 21:47:16 +0100
Hi
Level 1 - all rights, admin, etc.
- You shouldn't allow this. Allowing the users to logon with full admin
rights is A BAD CONFIGURATION and represents a security breach to your
network.
Level 2 - Can't change any computer settings, ALLOW web-surfing
- You doin't need to change nothing in the computer settings.
Level 3 - Can't chagne any comptuer settings, NO Surfing allowed and
disable
- If you want not allow "web-surfing", just configure a wrong proxy server
under internet options, can do this using GPO. If you're looking for a
better control, consider the use of a proxy server.
DNS entries in Network neighborhood
- Make sure that all your clients dns properties ALLWAYS use the DNS in your
domain.
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I hop that helps
Good Luck
Jorge Silva
MCSA
Systems Administrator
"SQL Brad" <SQLBrad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:B127F814-575D-4573-9BED-F2333F3571FD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Quick question, here is my environment....and I want to make sure I do
this
correctly...
I have a Windows 2000 Server with AD and GP on it, I have a total of 7
computers, whereby 8 different people need to log on anywhere. In
addition
to that, I need to break those 8 different people into 3 levels..
Level 1 - all rights, admin, etc.
Level 2 - Can't change any computer settings, ALLOW web-surfing
Level 3 - Can't chagne any comptuer settings, NO Surfing allowed and
disable
DNS entries in Network neighborhood
Basically this is a Dr.s office for animals and they don't want the night
time or weekend staff to surf the Internet.
With this in mind, do I need to set up 3 different domains in order to
achieve those 3 different levels?
thanks in advance
brad
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