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Take a look at powerconvert by www.platespin.com, I have used it many times to "clone" servers both DC and member servers.

Resolved, the user in question was a member of an AD delegated permissions group which was clashing. Removed from the unnecessary group and worked ok.

take a look at microsofts best practice for locking down workstations http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/73907fc3-0390-4264-911e-2b374d90b6041033.mspx?mfr=true and download the commonscenarios.msi file

Hi, I was wondering if anyone out there could shed some light or a workaround for an issue we are having. We are a large organisation of 1000 users with Windows 2000/2003 DC's. We have a helpdesk user (account operator and server operator) who creates folders and shares them. Our standard being...

I think I have sussed this, enter location under the appropriate subnet within sites & services..then use the "prepopulate" option within a GPO and it works fine. Only issue I now have is getting enterprise admin rights for our forest ! I only have domain admin rights for our domain..ho hum

Hi All, First of all, apologies for the long(ish) post. We have a mixture of Windows 2000/2003 Print servers (which are also DCs) spread across 12 countries.. I have been experimenting with the GPO functionality to help users locate printers easily. I have configured the "computer location"...

Hi there,thanks for your responses. The updates are pushed out via GPO and I have been testing with the Deadline utility, problem is that it forces a reboot of the workstation which could be a problem. What we want is a situation where the updates are "pulled" from the WSUS server by the...

Hi there, I was wondering if you can help me. We are running WSUS 2.0 SP1 on a Windows 2003 Server. Our workstations are a mix of XP and 2000 Pro. When workstations pickup the wsus updates, the yellow shield appears as expected. But the problem is, a lot of users dont click on the shield to...

Stop the guy from using MSM Messenger ??

You cant set different password policies at OU level. Password policies CAN ONLY be set at Domain level.

Hi there, In Group Policies: User -> Admin Templates -> System there is a policy titled "Don't Run Specified Windows Applications." Link that to an OU and specify "msmsgs.exe" as an executable to prevent. The users will then get a popup message when they try to run MSN. This policy can of...

Create an OU, and move the user accounts for the users concerned. Create a GPO and enter a proxy address as 127.0.0.1 There are plenty of posts on the subject in these forums, so do a search for further info.

Can you not install the DHCP snap in on a server/workstation then right click on it and look at "authorised servers". This will tell you which servers have been authorised in AD. Mike,

If you use the group policy management too, you can export the settings as an HTML file.

To add the helpdesk global group to the local admin groups on client pc's, take a look at restricted groups via GPO. Open up a GPO, drill down to computer settings--windows settings---Security setting----restricted groups. Add a group called administrators, then add the global group as...

I have our WSUS clients set to check http://servername only...that could be your reason.

I know its obvious but I presume you have also put http://servername for both entries under the "specify intranet microsoft update service location" ??

Re-Read, markdmac having a bad day AND its Monday...

Which is where my post suggested......

From memory, at the point where you add the logon scripts to the GPO there is an option for "show files"...I think it is, this is a folder within the GPO itself. Cut/paste the logon scripts to this folder then add the scripts to the GPO from this location as opposed to the netlogon share...