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Where do the ADM's come from...There must be a list or site where all available ADM's can be downloaded from...<br />
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Thanx<br />
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Where do the ADM's come from...There must be a list or site where all available ADM's can be downloaded from...

Thanx



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Found it...in the System Root\INF folder...thanx for the kick in the head that I obviously needed this morning... &nbsp;:-))
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Found it...in the System Root\INF folder...thanx for the kick in the head that I obviously needed this morning...  :-))

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How do I add obects to the Group Policy Editor? &nbsp;I know that there are objects in addition to the default objects found in the GPO editor mode. &nbsp;Aren't there ADO's or something that can be downloaded and added into the editor so that there are additional policies that can be created? &nbsp;ie: &nbsp;under Computer mgmt/admin templates/windows components there is no Windows Update folder, but I know that one can be created/added. &nbsp;How to I find that ADO and install it so that I get the Widows Update object that can be edited?<br />
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How do I add obects to the Group Policy Editor?  I know that there are objects in addition to the default objects found in the GPO editor mode.  Aren't there ADO's or something that can be downloaded and added into the editor so that there are additional policies that can be created?  ie:  under Computer mgmt/admin templates/windows components there is no Windows Update folder, but I know that one can be created/added.  How to I find that ADO and install it so that I get the Widows Update object that can be edited?



Group Policy Object Add-ons

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).