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Has anyone else gone to www.cisecurity.org and downloaded the W2K Benchmark and templates? If you loaded the Win2KProGold_R1.2 template did your workstation disappear from Network Neighborhood? We are trying to find out if our test PC disappearing was just coincidental.

Had a lot more trouble downloading than installing the 127MB version. One BIG problem, it undid everything we had done to customize security. and it put back that #$@%&^ File Protection System. We have only been running it since Friday so can't say if it has messed up some obscure applications...

Badger7 Thanks but, policy dictates that the guest account will be disabled. Russ

rifleman, I don't want to, and don't, run the workstation as the administrator. The problem is the restrictions I place on the users are also applied to the administartor. Example: If I lock the users out of the control pannel then the administrator is locked out. To make video setting...

Go to actions in the event viewer then properties if the default of 512 is there and manual delete (or erase) is not checked and you are writing to 12gb you have a bigger problem than a missing folder. setting the log size and telling it to overwrite when full will only cure the symptom but it...

Local policies is suppose to be the answer buy they also apply to the administrator so be careful when you set them up. M$KB Q293655 is suppose to hold the answer but I can't get it to work. Let me know if you have any luck.

Badger7 My real question (June 20, 02) was much different but since I got no replies to it I decided to make it easier and see if anyone would answer. Have you ever seen M$ Q293655. It is suppose to be instructions for setting up two different profiles one for users one for admin. I can't...

I have a stand-a-lone workstation that I need to lock down. Whenever I set up local permissions they apply to BOTH the users and the administrator. Does anyone know how to have permissions apply to only users and not administrators on a W2K workstation?

M$ File Protection System says you have to have it. Check out M$KB Q255771 for ways to limit the effects of M$FPS.

Has anyone successfully used the procedure outlined in MS KB Q293655 to set up policies on a standalone PC that applied to everyone except the administrator?