I have crested a test OU in AD and but a user account in the OU.  I then
created a GPO and linked it to that OU.  The GPO calls a .bat file to run a
script to change the outlook profile as we migrate to exchange 2003.
The script does not run.

Here is the scenario.  I have a small biz customer w/ main site running
win2003server AD, DNS, & other apps.  They have 3 remote sites connected to
main via vpn.  Now they want to block internet use for SOME of the users,
not

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Is it possible to use a GPO to restrict users from a specific OU to logon
only to PCs from another specific OU B ? If yes, how do I achieve this ?

Each day on our windows 2003 terminal servers we get group policy errors in
the event log.
Event Type:    Error
Event Source:    Userenv

Can it be pushed out to clients thru WSUS or Group policy?

Hello, i want to deny a certain user from logging onto the domain. (it is
just a web server account that will access a share)
Where in the group policy do i set this?
Which group policy do i use? Domain Controller security policy, Domain

Can I prevent service accounts (stored in an own OU) being used interactively
using a GPO ?

I've been scouring the web looking for a ADM template that I can use
with Acrobat 7 and or Distiller.
I've checked adobes site and they only mention deploying this
application via group policy.

I dont want to lock out a user. the user is still suppoed to be able to
access a certain dfs share.  I just want to prevent that user from logging
into the
domain from windows logon screen, from any pc in that domain.  i tried "deny

hi, i need to remove wallpapers on hundreds of machines in a w2k3 domain. Can
I do that via GP - I see that I can set a wallpaper, but not disable it...
Any ideas?

I have set the domain policy to force machines to synchronise offline files
at log in and log out. That has been done as the majority of the staff use
laptops and it ensures their files are always stored on the file server. The
problem I have arises from a small amount of general ...

When I try to activate the CWA server i get the following error:
"You do not have the required permission. You must be logged in as
member of both the Domain Admins group and the RTCDomainServerAdmins group."
Now the first time I ran this I was not part of the

Server is 2003, SP1 and workstations are XP, SP2.
One notebook will not apply drive mappings set in Logon script for any user.
The problem exists only on this one notebook, and appeared suddenly after
working fine for over a year.  Same users can logon to any other machine and

I am having trouble getting an additional pwd/lckout policy to run although
all RSoP reports reflect the correct settings I am shooting for, however when
I test my new GPO by forcing a change to my password at logon, when I type in
something that I know doesn't meet either the ...