I have set up a domain wide group policy setting to Redirect all my users my
documents folders to a network share.  There are a few computers that I dont
want to have partake in this, how do i exclude certain machines from this new
group policy on the domain.  Please be specific.

I am moving to a new server and have several users that have there documents
re-directed to the old server. What is the safest way to move the docs from
one server to another.

I am the MIS Admin and have a newbie grad working with me.  We have
Server2003, SP1 and XP, SP2 workstations.  We have developed a VERY simple
GPO for each of three sites that apply a logon script to map two drives.
The newbie does NOT get the GP applied when she logs on.  ...

When I add a machine to the domain I see that domain administrators and
domain users are added by default to the Local Administrators group and the
Local users group.  My question is then why can't I log on locally using my
domain administrator name and password if I am a member ...

Is it possible to reset the local security policy on a windows 2003 domain
controller ?

I  am going to be migrating our windows 2000 file server to a much larger
2003 server using the File Server Migration Wizard.
I can use the file migration wizard to do this, but it does not work with
static mappings, so I will have to remap all the static mappings.

Is there a GP to disable hibernation at the local PC?
Thanks,
Tom

Sorry for a possible foolish question, but where can I get the Office 2K3
SP2 adm file...?
Thanks,
Tom...

Is there a way using restricted group in gpo to 'add' an admin group/or
person without wiping out the current members?

I downloaded the  toolkit and tried to install it.  I got a an error : 2738  
and the installation stops.
I'm running XP Professional with SP-2 with all the updates on a Dell
Dimension

A number of weeks back, I created a domain-level policy (separate of
the default domain policy) for Windows Server Update Services edits.
When I created the policy, I noticed it did not auto-create a directory
under sysvol\sysvol\domain\policies .  Only two directories exist there

I have a computer on a domain that I would like one user and only one
user be able to use.
I also don't want any use to log-on to the computer locally, which
would by-pass the domain GPO.

I have just spent an hour looking around in the Group Policy editor for the
Policy that shuts off the automatic addition of new Network Places on Domain
Workstations. I had found it on our original Domain Controller which was a
Win 2003 SBS Server. I have since gotten rid of SBS ...

I recognize the differences between the Local Security policy configuration
(via non-domain local machine access) and domain-enforced GPOs.  However,
some domain GPOs are "tattooed" onto the local machine and enforced even when
the local machine is not connected to its domain ...

I want to import a registry key for each user via a loginscript (batch
file).
I can make this batch file and set this in the Logon script via grouppolicy.
Batch file than looks something like: