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How can I setup a Domain Group Policy to restrict certain users from Burning CDs?<br />
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Domain Controller = Windows 2003 R2 Server<br />
Workstations = Windows XP, Vista, 7<br />
Burning Applications = Windows built in software, and NERO(3rd Party); other 3rd party applications may also exist<br />
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I would like to setup a restriction group, and apply the policy to users that belong to the group.<br />
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How can I setup a Domain Group Policy to restrict certain users from Burning CDs?

Domain Controller = Windows 2003 R2 Server
Workstations = Windows XP, Vista, 7
Burning Applications = Windows built in software, and NERO(3rd Party); other 3rd party applications may also exist

I would like to setup a restriction group, and apply the policy to users that belong to the group.



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