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Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 1
OS: xp pro
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mandatory profile & GPMC & home folder
Im John this is my first post, so hi people.
Anyway the question.Due to the users that will be using the network that i am setting up, I need to make a very secure group , my plan is to :give all within the group, a mandatory profile(this will be applied through the grouyp policy(not active directory)), with also a strong group policy applied, and also give them a home folder so i can see what is being saved and by who. o ye 2003 server, clients running xp pro ok question when the user logs onto the domain, in what order does the windows xp machine process the group policy the home folder and mandotry folder, i dont want one to contradict the other E.g mandotry profile read first, the the rest of the group policy is applied, and then last is the home folder. ?????does anyone know what order they are proccessed in??? thx for time john |
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