Users Group + ActiveX

[kyle]

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I have a domain user setup on a workstation as a member of the local
Users Group. I want to lockdown the workstation as much as possible.
But I need that user to be able to download/install ActiveX controls on
a webpage. How do I accomplish this?

 

[Guest]

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As a follow-up question... is there a way to allow only one site to install
ActiveX controls?

Ken


"Kyle" <kylei@mvlhawaii.com> wrote in message
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>I have a domain user setup on a workstation as a member of the local
> Users Group. I want to lockdown the workstation as much as possible.
> But I need that user to be able to download/install ActiveX controls on
> a webpage. How do I accomplish this?
>

 

[kyle]

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This would also help solve my problem as well.

 

[Guest]

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"Kyle" wrote:
> I have a domain user setup on a workstation as a member of the
> local
> Users Group. I want to lockdown the workstation as much as
> possible.
> But I need that user to be able to download/install ActiveX
> controls on
> a webpage. How do I accomplish this?

Hi,

I have 1200 users all with Read Only harddrives on all my XP machines.
Eg. They have no write access at all. I have never had a problem with
the Active X downloading. I am not sure where it downloads but it runs
for me.

Cheers,
Lara

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[kyle]

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Are you sure? You may want to check that... From what I understand,
in order to use ActiveX, a user must download and install the ActiveX
component from the Downloaded Programs folder or run it through a
specified Group Policy.