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Hello to all,
I would be most grateful if anyone could give me some guidance on how to
prevent users from installing software and changing settings on a standalone
windows xp laptop or PC.
Basically, the users will only have Internet access and will be taking the
laptops away with them from the workplace, but must have basic user accounts.
The other way, although this may not be within the realms of this thread.
Our cleint has a windows 2003 server and the new laptops must not have access
to exisitng network resources also. How could I set this up on the domain
controller whereby users can access the internet, but not be able to access
the exisiting network resources. I was wondering if I could join the laptops
to the existing domain and create a group for these users and then deny this
group access to the existing network resources, and prevent them from being
able to change settings and install software through group policy. However,
where in group policy does this occur and would it be best to create
mandatory profiles?
Any idea and guidance would really be appreciated about how to set this up.
Many thanks to all,
Jeff
I would be most grateful if anyone could give me some guidance on how to
prevent users from installing software and changing settings on a standalone
windows xp laptop or PC.
Basically, the users will only have Internet access and will be taking the
laptops away with them from the workplace, but must have basic user accounts.
The other way, although this may not be within the realms of this thread.
Our cleint has a windows 2003 server and the new laptops must not have access
to exisitng network resources also. How could I set this up on the domain
controller whereby users can access the internet, but not be able to access
the exisiting network resources. I was wondering if I could join the laptops
to the existing domain and create a group for these users and then deny this
group access to the existing network resources, and prevent them from being
able to change settings and install software through group policy. However,
where in group policy does this occur and would it be best to create
mandatory profiles?
Any idea and guidance would really be appreciated about how to set this up.
Many thanks to all,
Jeff