I would like to configure my main DC to be the NTP server for all computers
in the domain.  At each branch I have a DC.  I would like the branch
computers to sync with the local DC and then the local DC syncs with my main
DC.

I’m having a weird issue with some missing user rights this morning
and wanted to refresh myself on some basics.
1.    I want to confirm that local security policies apply if no domain
GPO’s are set.  My exchange server user rights are set in the local

I'm using Group Policy to setup Adobe Flash Player 10, it is a published
 install, but when a user attempts the install, they get an error
screen stating they must be administrator to install.
I know the msi file is good, as I did an install from the same unc

First of all, please accept my apologies if this is my second posting on
this issue.  I posted a detailed thread towards the end of last week but I
haven't received any replies yet, and the thread seems to have disappeared?
Secondly, the reason I am posting now is because I am ...

We have some restrictive user policies that include, among other things,
settings to disable users access to the command prompt and restrict the
programs they can run to a particular list.  Normally these policies work as
expected.  We apply them to certain OU's, and they get ...

Is there a policy to disable user to connect to a different wireless network
?
I have 2 wireless network (2 SSIDs) and user often disconnect from one to
connect to the other..

Originally posted in SBS newsgroup...didn't think to post here...sorry for
the multi-post.
Hello!
It has happened several times now at several clients that after Windows

just wondering if it is possible to have both IE7 and IE6 GPO templates? I
am having problems pushing out the proxy settings to users once they upgrade
to IE7 and wondering if I need to have both in place?
thanks

If I configure auto proxy configuration by setting a value for
Auto-proxy URL under Automatic Browser Configuration what happens if
the server the URL points to is down? Should the browser default to
direct connection?

This seems to be a common problem but has anyone found a resolution?
We use two different proxy addresses depending on users (and therefore
different GPOs)
Problem is that the proxy server is not being applied in IE7 for one of the

WSUS 3.0 offers everything we need except the ability to
install the updates and then wait for an extended period
("days" rather than "minutes") before an automatic reboot
occurs.

We run server 2003 domain, with Vista machines.
We are looking at scrpping all settings in our current group policy and
not sure how to do this.
Also does anyone have any notes about how to migrate the Vista group

I'm running Win2003 Server. I had a policy to force the classic shell on our
WinXP workstations, but had since removed it. I want my users to have the
classic theme with the full XP start menu.
I removed the policy to force the classic start menu and the policy to enable

I would like to be able to see how many workstations have installed a piece
of software that was deployed by Group Policy.  Does anyone know of a way to
do this?

I have a GPO which i have set for only Vista machines in 2003 GPO..
I do have a custom registry key which enables the link state setting in the
registry, so that when you elevate say Notepad, you can still access mapped
drive letters..