Group Policy Management Console
Group Policy Management Console
Down load
- GPEDIT.MSC (run Group Policy Management)
- gpupdate /force (Apply Policy)
In Win2K Domain environment, you can use Domain Security Policy. Just create a special policy to fit your needs and save it. Apply this policy to the whole domain or OU (organizational unit). Right click on the OU (or domain) and select "properties". The last tab is Group Policy. Use this to link the GP file you saved. That all!
Notes:
GP is apply as follow: Local GP, Domain GP, then OU GP. So if you set GP on the local machine, it will be overridden with Domain GP. If you have OU GP, then it will be the effective policy.
To apply to certain users, just create an OU and move those users in there and link the GP to that OU.
If you don't have Win2k domain, you can achieve this granular security with SECPOL.MSC. In there, you can assign rights to users or groups.
Down load
- GPEDIT.MSC (run Group Policy Management)
- gpupdate /force (Apply Policy)
In Win2K Domain environment, you can use Domain Security Policy. Just create a special policy to fit your needs and save it. Apply this policy to the whole domain or OU (organizational unit). Right click on the OU (or domain) and select "properties". The last tab is Group Policy. Use this to link the GP file you saved. That all!
Notes:
GP is apply as follow: Local GP, Domain GP, then OU GP. So if you set GP on the local machine, it will be overridden with Domain GP. If you have OU GP, then it will be the effective policy.
To apply to certain users, just create an OU and move those users in there and link the GP to that OU.
If you don't have Win2k domain, you can achieve this granular security with SECPOL.MSC. In there, you can assign rights to users or groups.
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