Editing Registry Remotely

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Is it possible to edit the registry of a workstation with
operating system such as Windows XP, Windows NT and
Windows 2000 Professional on an Windows 2000 Advance
Server? If it is possible, can you list down the steps for
me..? Thanks
 
Syahrul wrote in
Is it possible to edit the registry of a workstation with
operating system such as Windows XP, Windows NT and
Windows 2000 Professional on an Windows 2000 Advance
Server? If it is possible, can you list down the steps for
me..? Thanks
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Maybe.
Are all the systems on a LAN?
Are they all part of a Domain?
Do the workstations run Remote Registry Service?
 
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Syahrul wrote in news:d2e601c3826e$75ff87c0 [email protected]:

Maybe.
Are all the systems on a LAN?
Are they all part of a Domain?
Do the workstations run Remote Registry Service?


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Yes.. the systems are all on LAN are part of a domain. And
enlighten me more about Remote Registry Service.
 
Syahrul wrote in
Yes.. the systems are all on LAN are part of a domain. And
enlighten me more about Remote Registry Service.
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With a Domain Administrator account one should be able to in
regedit.exe to use the menu: Registry, Connect Network Registry...
to directly access the registry on a domain-member client system
(HKLM and HKU only IIRC). Similar in regedt32.exe. In regedit,
Help, Index, Connecting to other registries...

But if you said more about what the task is there may be other ways
to accomplish it. Logon scripts, Group Policies, etc.
 
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