Re: A big mistery...

"Kshaeta" <visual.eyes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Just so you know, RSoP stands for "Resultant Set of Policy". It goes
through all the policies set for a specific item, and figures out what it
should be in the end. There is also a plug in MMC that comes with XP/2003
that allows you to do analyze computers RSoP's.

You might also want to look for the Group Policy Management Tool. It
allows you to view GP's as a tree, linked under their appropriate OU's. It
also provides for a much easier method of viewing what is set in the GP's.
It's on Microsoft, just query Group Policy Management Tool.

I've taken good note.

Make sure you haven't disabled part of your group policy... in this case
the User Policy. If you right click on your Default Domain Policy, and go
to properties, there's an option to disable the user (or computer) part of
the group policy. Maybe this is disabled?

Neither is disabled.

Maybe your group policy itself is disabled? Make sure it is enabled.

It is enabled.

Could you try there with you and see if you are able to set
Domain Default Policy in order not to allow to Clients to
see tab Connections in their IE Properties?
Then you tell me the step-by-step procedure.

Many thanks.
Bruno


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