Hi to all,
I have applied software restriction policy for my windows 2003 standard
edition server. After that I open my Domain Controller securiy policy, i have
get this following error

Good Evening all,
I am trying to implement and automated logoff for all computers that
are not servers in our domain.  I have tried creating a group policy
and linking it to a new OU called Desktops, but the policy doesn't

how can i make a new s/w restriction policy in win 2000 advanced server
.

       I tried disabling windows installer but still users can install
many of the softwares on local systems . Can anybody help me resolving
the issue.
Thanks

I am attempting to redirect My Documents to
"\\server\share\foldername\username\My Documents" through GPOs and I
find myself getting odd errors.
I set up the GPO to do the Basic redirection along with "Create the

Under User Configuration>Windows Settings, i'm missing Scripts(Logon/Logoff),
Security Settings and Internet Explorer Maintanence.  How do i get these
added?
-Darren Woods

In advanced, thanks for any help. Im ready to pull my hair out. lol
Here's my problem:
Im on a windows xp SP2 with Active Directory.
Our server is windows server 2003.

I've just got a W2003 server installed, and startimng adding users.
The GPO was set up by the installation company.  With help from
previous posts, I've found the redirect option in the GPO and set it to
re-direct to my data drive on the server

I want to assign a separate password policy for a group in an
Organizational unit. At the same time I don't want to make changes to
the default domain policy as this will affect the entire domain. So I
created another domain policy with the required password polices. But

As part of requirement, I have to provide a domain account with local
administrator privileges on a subset of machines. To accomplish this, I
created a GPO for those machines.
In 'restricted groups' [under Computer Configuration -> Windows

I can't seem to find where I can install exe's as applications through group
policy.
I have a few programs that I need to install across my lan, and I want to be
able to do it via group policy.

When I go to Users/Computers and right click DC/Properties and go to view or
edit the Default Group Policy, I get a ton of Pop-ups statting that s tring
within the Administrative templates was too long and had to be truncated.
these come one after the other...at least one for ...

HI I'm trying to create a WMI filter that will apply a specific GPO to
2 machines via their MAC address.  I'm using..
SELECT IPENABLED,MACAddress FROM Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration
WHERE IPEnabled = "TRUE" AND NOT MACAddress = "abc" OR MACAddress =

Having problems deploying printers wiht AD 2003.
I have deployed the pinters via the console in W 2003 r2 and set the
computer based startup policy to run PushPrinterConnections.exe.
using gpresult the policy seems to be applied however printers are not

I have created a GPO which apply to all users and all workstations.
Everything is working fine except one user aftter login, GPO is not applied.
I login to the same workstation using my login account, GPO is applied. All
are in the same OU. What could be the cause?