GPO Administrative Templates Missing
When I set up the server couple of months ago, I've set up various
security settings through GPO, things like disabling control panel, IE
tabs and etc. Now I wanted to add/modify a few things to that security
GPO. So I open Group Policy Management, right click edity security
GPO, navigate to
User Configuration>Administrative Templates and notice that the only
the only options I have is Windows Components and under that only
NetMeeting and Windows Media Player. Options like Control Panel,
Desktop, Start Menu and Taskbar are gone. So I think thats not a
problem, probably an adm is missing. So I remove and then add all the
ADMs I have in the Windows>INF directory, but it says some of them are
incompatible and yet no change. I've tried downloading the adms from
microsoft(the msi installer), but that still does not add the
necessary settings I am looking for.
Please help.
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Relevant Pages
- Re: ZONES VIA GPOs
... When I am trying to modify Security Zone ... which needs Enhaced Security Settings to XP ... I know that there is this option on W2K2 Servers, ... create the GPO on one of the servers. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - RE: Internet Explore lock up software!
... I believe IEAK lets you disable access to security features. ... you can use GPO to prevent users from changing ... security settings. ... User\Windows Settings\Internet Explorer ...
(Focus-Microsoft) - Re: AARGH!! win2003 GPO is driving me NUTS!
... using Security filtering for GPOs should be ... >>apply gpo deny. ... > into it that you want to apply the policy to. ... > working fine and then try with the security settings again. ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy) - Re: Security config and analysis on AD DC
... .inf template that you can use as sort of a backup. ... if you right click security settings. ... will override any local security settings. ... Put the new GPO above the Default Domain Controller ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.security) - Outsourced passports netting govt. profits, risking national security Part 1 of 3
... By Bill Gertz - This is the first in a three-part series on the outsourcing of passports. ... The United States has outsourced the manufacturing of its electronic passports to overseas companies — including one in Thailand that was victimized by Chinese espionage — raising concerns that cost savings are being put ahead of national security, an investigation by The Washington Times has found. ... The Government Printing Office's decision to export the work has proved lucrative, allowing the agency to book more than $100 million in recent profits by charging the State Department more money for blank passports than it actually costs to make them, according to interviews with federal officials and documents obtained by The Times. ... The profits have raised questions both inside the agency and in Congress because the law that created GPO as the federal government's official printer explicitly requires the agency to break even by charging only enough to recover its costs. ...
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