Using Group Policies | |
In addition to assigning policies to a specific user, you can assign them to users that are in an NT or Netware Group | |
The advantage of this is that you can assign one policy that will effect many users. This way you don't need to create as many separate user policies. | |
Group Policies needs to be installed on each client. | |
1. | Insert the Windows95 CD |
2. | Open the Control Panel |
3. | Double-click on the Add/Remove Programs icon |
4.. | Click on the Windows Setup tab |
5. | Click on the Have Disk button |
6. | Browse to the \ADMIN\APPTOOLS\POLEDIT directory on the CD. |
7. | Click on the next two OK buttons. |
8. | Highlight the Groups Policies box and click on the Install button. |
9. | This will install GROUPPOL.DLL in the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory as well as make a few registry changes. |
10. | When you create a policy file, you can now use Add Group. Anyone in that NT or Netware group will have the policies you set applied. |
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Saturday, February 23, 2008
Using Group Policies
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