Group Policy restrictions for Local Admins

kenw_at_kmsi.net
Date: 05/26/05

  • Next message: Robert Moir: "Re: Group Policy restrictions for Local Admins"
    Date: Thu, 26 May 2005 14:29:46 GMT
    
    

    Maybe this is a lost cause, but it's worth asking.

    It should be possible to use Group Policy to restrict that ability to add
    and remove software -- or, alternatively, restrict what software will run
    -- for people who have local admin rights. I'm looking for ideas on how
    best to do that.

    Granted, people with local admin rights could, in theory, do anything they
    want with "their" PCs. In practice, however, 99% of users would have no
    idea how.

    /kenw
    Ken Wallewein
    K&M Systems Integration
    Phone (403)274-7848
    Fax (403)275-4535
    kenw@kmsi.net
    www.kmsi.net


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