I am writing a policy to redirect My Documents folders for multiple users.
The policy is successfully redirecting the folders. My problem is that users
are able to view and access other users My Documents on the share and I want
that restricted.

Just now migrating everybody from a workgroup environment to a Win2003
domain.
Users will be logged in as Domain Users, they will not have Local Admin
rights...

Been having some trouble with our GP.  It only enforces the policies at
compleatly random times.  Im using windows server 2003 with GPMC.  The policy
will generally work ok until there is a change, if i use the gpupdate command
from a client machine then the policy wont apply ...

I am having problems with trying to add sites to the local intranet sites in
a GPO.  I am adding the sites to User Config, Windows Settings, Internet
Explorer Maint, Security, Security zones and Content ratings.  I import the
current security zones settings.  This is a GP on a OU ...

When our users log on our public computers at the first time, they have to
disable "Automatically detect settings" for proxy setting in IE, otherwise,
openning website is really slow. We don't have proxy servers, is it possible
to disable the setting for everyone on those ...

I'm trying to add some URLs to users' IE Favorites using GPO (User
Config-Windows Settings-Internet Explorer Maintenance-URLs).  I've added
a test URL and folder for addition to Favorites, not deleting anything
present.

is it possible to use the group policy management console in scripts so i
can create user groups on a local machine, then add users to those created
groups?
if this is not possible, does anyone know of a tutorial that will guide me

I was having trouble using the Reverse loopback option to lock down our
terminal server (which sadly is also a DC), I mabaged to get round it using
reverse loopback using the following method
1.Created  a new OU Call SSL Domain controllers and moved our Domain

I am looking to stop users on our domain from being able to log into
particular PCs/SERVERs. Is there a way to do this through Group
Policy??
Domain Controller is a Windows Server 2000 box and client PCs are all

When you "enforce" a group policy what does that mean?  Does it mean you are
basically enabling the link between it and whatever OU it is assigned to?
Does anyone do anything clever with this feature?

I'm trying install a DHCP in a Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP4, but in the
middle of instalation the following error message is displayed:
"An error occurred which prevented the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DHCP) component from being installed or removed.  The error was ...

We have people getting to areas of the OS by way of pressing F1 to get to
Help at the desktop. I want to prevent access to Help via Group Policy. I
looked through the Computer and Users settings, but the only thing I found
was how to prevent Help from appearing on the Start Menu. ...

We're just starting our Group Policy deployment, and although I have a
pretty good understanding of what GP can do, I'm not sure the best way
to use its features.  Basically, I'm looking for some best practices; I
hope that this group is an okay place for such questions.

One of our employees has a new notebook. No problems with getting that one
set up. His old notebook has been 'wiped' and the original OEM Windows
install put back on.
I've joined it (with a different compuer name) to our SBS2003 domain. Now,

I am having a problem with a GPO that apply proxy setting and home page
to IE 6.0 on XP sp2.
It works fine before installing SP 2.
I get at error telling me something like (in danish)