xp home drive mapping to 2003 server. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I know you can't join a domain with home edition, but I'm wondering if you can map a drive like you could with 2000 server. It worked because 2000 server...

microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services,microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I want my users to have access to there desktop computers from home. For security reasons we currently allow our notebook users access through VPN. The current policy...

a script to assign via group policy that would "add network places". I want my users to add network places to shared folders on my server rather than mapping drives. I want no mapped drives on the server.. Archived from groups:...

Map drives between 2 XP SP2 machines.... Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () I am having trouble getting a connection (ping, with eventual desire to map a drive) between two machines on XP SP2 - before upgrading to XP SP2 I...

mapped drive either on the lan or over a VPN connection. Otherwise you will have to use ntfs permissions and Group Policy to restrict the user. Group Policy can be configured locally via gpedit.msc or better yet at the domain or OU level for domain computers....

active directory we have mapped a drive for users homespace as follows: U: \\wrsrv\users\supportstaff\username we also have a script in a group policy giving other mapped drives. This has worked fine for a few years and hasnt been changed. Several...

until after the user is logged in. If these laptops are going to always be wireless, you will have to resolve the issue. If its not resolved, your machine group policy won't work and various things such as mapped drives and password expiration warnings...

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...

groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security () The easiest way is to import the security template into the Local Security Policy or possibly at the Organizational Unit level that contains servers you want to apply it to via a Group Policy assuming you want...

is not the correct group for this problem. I have a Windows NT domain, with some XP Pro SP1 clients. The XP clients run Office 2000 with all the latest hotfixes. The clients have quite a few restrictions set through Local Group Policy. Intermittently...