Any word on the migration of Policymaker settings and/or application
extensions for GPO preferences?
Thanks,
Bob

Good morning!
Okay, I should probably be able to figure this out...just have not looked
into it all that much.  Please note that I have posted this to both AD and
GPO news groups...

I am running a windows 2003 AD, I have 7 sites. My problem is all the sites
apply their policies and will apply new polices except one site. This site
does apply the first polices that were applied  when we created the domain
but if I create a new policy and try apply it to this ...

It seems like there are tons of complaints about Roaming Profiles being
slow.  I have checked pretty much all the recommended suggested fixes like
DNS errors, permissions, size, moving My Documents to a network share and so
on.  Also, the domain appears to be operating without ...

I just saw a fairly ugly behavior, and I am wondering if there is a way to
stop it with group policy.    I logged in to the console of a computer in a
domain as the local administrator.    I then forgot I was in that context
and opened up Explorer and typed into the address bar:

I am trying to block extension file as .AVI, using a software restriction
policy.
I have tried a path Rule for blocking TXT files. It is OK.
I have done exactly the same rule for AVI files. Il doesn't work.

I cant seem to get this running though any means. i setup a config.xml
and threw it n the same folder as the EnterpriseWW.msi. then put the
MSI in a software install policy but it keeps failing saying that it
cant find the install source. Has anyone been able to get this to

I'm trying to figure out a way to swap between local user profiles and
a mandatory profile based on the system that the user logs into and
have it be completely independent of the user.
The situation is that we have several computers that multiple people

       I'd like to have a WMI filter that identifies any server
version we have on our network... being 2003/2008 std/ent /x86/x64.
I have the following WMI filter
SELECT * FROM Win32_OperatingSystem WHERE caption = "Microsoft®

2003 server, running terminal services for XP Pro and Wyse thin clients.
Terminal server clients are taking about five minutes to get past the
"applying your personal settings" message, then behaving normally.  I've
checked DNS and found nothing wrong; performance monitoring on ...

in our default domin policy which is applied at the domain level, we have a
strong password requirement.  however, i have one user account that needs to
be exempt from this policy.  how can i set this account up so that it by
passes the default domain policy?

I have a question about how can i disconnect some users from a server.
The idea is to disconnect some users from a fileserver at 2:00 am for
example
so i need to close the sessions that they had made to the server.

I'm having issues with getting my domain security settings to take effect
properly through out my domain.
What is happenning is that the settings that the systems are using are not
what is set in the policy.

I've created many GPO's using Active Directory Sites and Services over the
years with no problems. However, I have a situation where I need to use GPO
to make a logon script run only for a single user.
I know how to apply a GPO to a OU or Group, but where do I go within Active

In our Group Policy I applied a GPO to the Domain Controllers that includes
Account Policies for Password, Account Lockout, and Kerberos.   After I
update the policy on the domain controller and look at the Resultant Set of
Policies (RSOP.MSC) under Account Policies the Kerberos ...