S
Sam Lai
Hello all,
I found this on ntfaq.com on how to let users search but not browse Active
Directory:
Open Group Policy with the Group Policy Editor (GPE).
Navigate to User Configurations, Administrative Templates, Desktop, AD.
Double-click "Hide Active Directory folder."
Select the Policy tab.
Click Enabled, and click OK.
Close the policy.
I did this on one DC2 thinking that it would apply to all, but when I check
Network Neighborhood, I still see Active Directory. I check on the Net
Neighborhood on the DC and its not there. So I went to my other DC1 and
opened gpedit.msc and it appears that the changes I made to DC2 did not
propagate to DC1. So I had to 'enabled' the "Hide Active Directory folder."
again. Restarted my machine, and it is still there?
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks!
I found this on ntfaq.com on how to let users search but not browse Active
Directory:
Open Group Policy with the Group Policy Editor (GPE).
Navigate to User Configurations, Administrative Templates, Desktop, AD.
Double-click "Hide Active Directory folder."
Select the Policy tab.
Click Enabled, and click OK.
Close the policy.
I did this on one DC2 thinking that it would apply to all, but when I check
Network Neighborhood, I still see Active Directory. I check on the Net
Neighborhood on the DC and its not there. So I went to my other DC1 and
opened gpedit.msc and it appears that the changes I made to DC2 did not
propagate to DC1. So I had to 'enabled' the "Hide Active Directory folder."
again. Restarted my machine, and it is still there?
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks!