Assigning Group and User policies. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Hi, I'm setting up an XP Pro system with several local users. I want to place these users in two or possibly three groups, but then assign some users...

by creating a new group and assigning specific user rights to that group. Users who are subsequently added to a group are automatically granted all user rights assigned to the group account. User rights are managed using Group Policy. Srikanth N This...

in the Shipping > Department to the group Shipping, so that all Computer Policies are applied > to the machine? The GPOs that are applied to a user or computer have nothing to do with the group membership of that user or computer (except that you can...

to one of the built-in groups or by creating a new group and assigning specific user rights to that group. Users who are subsequently added to a group are automatically granted all user rights assigned to the group account. User rights are managed using...

group 2) In Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Settings -> Local Policies ->User Rights Assignment add this new group to whichever policy you choose to grant to the group 3) Add users to this new group It's always the one thing...

wrote: > The user or computer that you are applying the Group Policy to must be in > the OU. It should not matter where the groups are as Group Policy does not > apply to groups - only users and computers but groups can be used to manage > who Group...

I created an user account abc on Windows XP Prof. That user abc auto assigned to group Users. I created a new group called MyUsers. Then I added group MyUsers to abc and removed Users group from abc. Stange thing happen, user account abc still exist,...

user Policies!!!. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Hi All, I am working at a library...I want the users to just be able to surf the internet and save files to Floppy and MyDocuments....nothing more than that...as a matter...

management for success and failure in Domain Controller Security Policy. Auditing of account management will tell you if group membership has been changed [by normal means] and by who. You can also look and see when any user has logged onto the domain...

XPSP2 Group Policy and IE problems. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I'm using Group Policy to assign proxy and homepage settings for IE. I have lots of other policies too. These policies work on SP1, but on upgrading to...