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They all log onto their workstations as TR (no password) and then log into
the main program individually. The workstations are on full time with
personnel logging in and out of the program as they change shifts.

Now... I can set this up on one machine so that it is configured exactly as
I want. What I'd like to do is load this policy onto the server so that
whenever anyone logs on to one of these workstations as TR, the policy is
activated and the machine loads up as configured rather than as default
user.

I suspect this is something like a roaming profile but I'm not sure how to
set these up. Can someone help or point me to some further info?

Thanks

Mike

The Window Resource Kit is good place to start to learn how to set up system
policies.

Quote:> I have a group of personnel who can only access certain machines and need
to
> run only two or three main programs.  I want to use the Policy Editor to
set
> up the system so there is no chance of them fiddling.

> They all log onto their workstations as TR (no password) and then log into
> the main program individually. The workstations are on full time with
> personnel logging in and out of the program as they change shifts.

> Now... I can set this up on one machine so that it is configured exactly
as
> I want. What I'd like to do is load this policy onto the server so that
> whenever anyone logs on to one of these workstations as TR, the policy is
> activated and the machine loads up as configured rather than as default
> user.

> I suspect this is something like a roaming profile but I'm not sure how to
> set these up. Can someone help or point me to some further info?

> Thanks

> Mike

Save it as Ntconfig.pol in the folder winnt\System32\Repl\Imports\Scripts

If you have BDCs, you should activate the Replication Service so that file
will be copied en the same folder on the BDCs.

Hope this helps... :)
--

Ing. Carlos Fernndez Gran.
Microsoft Certified Professional.
<http://www.crosswinds.net/argentina/~cgrane/>

Quote:>I have a group of personnel who can only access certain machines and need
to
>run only two or three main programs.  I want to use the Policy Editor to
set
>up the system so there is no chance of them fiddling.

>They all log onto their workstations as TR (no password) and then log into
>the main program individually. The workstations are on full time with
>personnel logging in and out of the program as they change shifts.

>Now... I can set this up on one machine so that it is configured exactly as
>I want. What I'd like to do is load this policy onto the server so that
>whenever anyone logs on to one of these workstations as TR, the policy is
>activated and the machine loads up as configured rather than as default
>user.

>I suspect this is something like a roaming profile but I'm not sure how to
>set these up. Can someone help or point me to some further info?

>Thanks

>Mike

Chad

Quote:> I have a group of personnel who can only access certain machines and need
to
> run only two or three main programs.  I want to use the Policy Editor to
set
> up the system so there is no chance of them fiddling.

> They all log onto their workstations as TR (no password) and then log into
> the main program individually. The workstations are on full time with
> personnel logging in and out of the program as they change shifts.

> Now... I can set this up on one machine so that it is configured exactly
as
> I want. What I'd like to do is load this policy onto the server so that
> whenever anyone logs on to one of these workstations as TR, the policy is
> activated and the machine loads up as configured rather than as default
> user.

> I suspect this is something like a roaming profile but I'm not sure how to
> set these up. Can someone help or point me to some further info?

> Thanks

> Mike