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How to Configure Windows 2003 Group Policies
How do i configure group policies in Windows 2003 server to prevent computers not on the domain from getting IP addresses, User not to install softwares on their workstations etc?
I need step by step guide.
I need step by step guide.
How many machines in the work environment?
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tdukie13
About 178 workstations
One server with windows 2003 server R2
Thanks
About 178 workstations
One server with windows 2003 server R2
Thanks
You can't use group policy to control computers that are not part of the domain, you could however use Network Access Control (NAC) to control things to some degree.
If you want to stop domain users from installing software you need to ensure they do not have administrator rights on the workstations they are using. Remove the local accounts from the computers, change the local admin passwords and ensure the users log on using their domain accounts.
If you want to stop domain users from installing software you need to ensure they do not have administrator rights on the workstations they are using. Remove the local accounts from the computers, change the local admin passwords and ensure the users log on using their domain accounts.
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I do not know how to configure DHCP to use mac address to restrict issuing IP address
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You can prevent IP addresses from being handed out, but than you will have to configure your DHCP server to hand out fixed IP addresses (bound to known MAC address)