Group Policy Issue

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Jay

I am a new user to this concept. I have a stand alone
Win2K machine that I only want people to access the
companies webpage. I have set the policies under the
admin user and it applies to all, but I can not get the
policies to only work for lower users so that admins have
full rights. Can anybody help?

Jay
 
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I am a new user to this concept. I have a stand alone
Win2K machine that I only want people to access the
companies webpage. I have set the policies under the
admin user and it applies to all, but I can not get the
policies to only work for lower users so that admins have
full rights. Can anybody help?

Jay
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Click to expand...

You need to go into your Group Policy. Select the Policy
you want inforced on standard users. Click on
Properties, go to the security tab, add the users you
want and take out the users you don't, this will enforce
it only on those groups.
 
Like Jay, I have been wondering if there is a way of doing
this, so thanks for the information. However, when I go
into Group Policy and go to the properties of a policy,
the only tabs I get are "Policy" and "Explain" - I don't
get a security tab. Am I looking in the right place?
(I've checked under View, etc. to see if I can display a
Security tab, but it doesn't seem to be an option
anywhere.)

Thanks,
Kathy. :-)
 
Steve,

I get the same view as Kathy. On the Stand Alone PC I
only see a Policies and an Explain Tab. Is there
something I must add to see the users tab?

Thanks for your help.

Jay
 
Kathy,

That is what I see when I so what Steve suggested, but
I found a way to do it on page 54 of this discussion
group. From a Microsoft How To:

http:\\support.microsoft.com ?id=293655

It worked for me but the bad thing is that everytime I
change a policy I have to go through all the steps again.
It will not just apply quickly.

If anybody knows a quicker way please let us know.

Thanks,

Jay
 
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