adamkimber
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Newbie AD setting-up question
Ok,
I have installed Windows Server, set up an AD and created some more users (which are able to be logged into from other machines on the LAN). Now I need to be able to implemet a policy on certain users (groups?). I assume this is through the group policy thing but edtiing this edits every single user on the server, not just the ones that I want to set rights for.
An answer as to how to set an individual user's (group's) rights would be great or even a link somewhere that explains this.
Thanks,
Adam
I have installed Windows Server, set up an AD and created some more users (which are able to be logged into from other machines on the LAN). Now I need to be able to implemet a policy on certain users (groups?). I assume this is through the group policy thing but edtiing this edits every single user on the server, not just the ones that I want to set rights for.
An answer as to how to set an individual user's (group's) rights would be great or even a link somewhere that explains this.
Thanks,
Adam
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I've now create an OU, put the restricted users into it but my restrictions aren't being applied to them. They seem to have inherited the default rules (Not Configured), will this over-ride my OU rules?
Maybe I'm missing something, I right-click onn the OU, properties > new policy > edit the policy?
Adam
Maybe I'm missing something, I right-click onn the OU, properties > new policy > edit the policy?
Adam
adamkimber
Yup, right-click on the OU, properties > new policy > edit the policy
Make a change to the policy and then reboot one of the client machines being used by your restricted users (create a test user and login with it on your own machine to save annoying users)
Windows XP comes with the RSOP tool, another MMC snapin, you can also downoad the GPMC from here which will help you define and control your Group Policy setup:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/grouppolicy/default.mspx
Lots of excellent W2k3 GPO information there too
Cheers
JamesDS
Yup, right-click on the OU, properties > new policy > edit the policy
Make a change to the policy and then reboot one of the client machines being used by your restricted users (create a test user and login with it on your own machine to save annoying users)
Windows XP comes with the RSOP tool, another MMC snapin, you can also downoad the GPMC from here which will help you define and control your Group Policy setup:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/grouppolicy/default.mspx
Lots of excellent W2k3 GPO information there too
Cheers
JamesDS
http://computerperformance.co.uk/w2k3/W2K3_group_policy.htm
cheers