Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!
Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!
-
Congratulations strongm on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!
import local policy WinXP sp1
- Thread starter kingjames
- Start date
There is no provision to do this. But see:
gpalmer711
IS-IT--Management
I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for but there is a way to design a policy set and apply it to individual computers.
If I am wrong about this please let me know.
Click on Start > Run > type MMC > Click OK
Click on File > Add/Remove Snap in > Click Add > Click Security Templates > Click Close > Click OK
Right Click on "Setup Security" > Click on Save As > Enter a new name > Click OK
Now you can click on the plus symbol next to your new file and define the policies/reg edits etc for your policy. Once you have finished Right Click on your file name and select save.
To apply the policy set that you have just created do the following on each machine.
Click on Start > Run > type MMC > Click OK
Click on File > Add/Remove Snap in > Click Add > Click Security Configuration and Analysis > Click Close > Click OK
Right Click on Security Configuration and Analysis and select "Open Database"
Type in a new name and click OK
Now browse for the inf file that you created in the steps above. It would be better if there was a copy of this file stored on the local machines. Preferably in the c:\windows\security\templates folder
Right Click on Security Configuration and Analysis and select "Configure Computer" > Select a Log File name and click on OK.
Once this is finished restart the machine and your new security settings will be in place.
The following links describe this in more detail.
and
and
Greg Palmer
Free Software for Adminstrators
If I am wrong about this please let me know.
Click on Start > Run > type MMC > Click OK
Click on File > Add/Remove Snap in > Click Add > Click Security Templates > Click Close > Click OK
Right Click on "Setup Security" > Click on Save As > Enter a new name > Click OK
Now you can click on the plus symbol next to your new file and define the policies/reg edits etc for your policy. Once you have finished Right Click on your file name and select save.
To apply the policy set that you have just created do the following on each machine.
Click on Start > Run > type MMC > Click OK
Click on File > Add/Remove Snap in > Click Add > Click Security Configuration and Analysis > Click Close > Click OK
Right Click on Security Configuration and Analysis and select "Open Database"
Type in a new name and click OK
Now browse for the inf file that you created in the steps above. It would be better if there was a copy of this file stored on the local machines. Preferably in the c:\windows\security\templates folder
Right Click on Security Configuration and Analysis and select "Configure Computer" > Select a Log File name and click on OK.
Once this is finished restart the machine and your new security settings will be in place.
The following links describe this in more detail.
and
and
Greg Palmer
Free Software for Adminstrators
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Question
- Locked
- Question