gpedit.msc can't specify the user/group
From: Catfish (catfish@catfish.homeip.net)Date: 07/30/02
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From: "Catfish" <catfish@catfish.homeip.net> To: <security-basics@securityfocus.com> Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 07:54:41 -0400
A question brought up by another person I really didn't have a good answer
for...
When using gpedit.msc (tried under xp pro but I believe the same under
win2k) to lock things down like hiding start menu items like run, control
panel...etc you can't choose that user(s)/group(s) will be covered under the
policy. It seems to apply to just the user that is using gpedit.msc or when
admin everyone (?).
Is there a way to pick which users apply? Some sort of .pol file we can move
arround or can I create a .reg file with the changes I can import using
regedit to that user. The way I would think it Should work is for the admin
(while logged in as admin) to apply polices to any user/group and be able to
enforce it.
Note this is a standone system not on a domain, AD, .net or whatever. I did
some google'ing but it seems mostly to point to either just run it and make
yours changes or domains/AD which I'm not familar with.
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