I remember reading s MS article on it but it says I need some patch first.....downloaded that but it wouldant install....
Can anybody help?
Thank you
ChocIST
Full Version: Win2k3 + XPSP2 GPO Problem
How do I apply a GPO from a Win2k3 Server on a XP SP2 machine?
I remember reading s MS article on it but it says I need some patch first.....downloaded that but it wouldant install....
Can anybody help?
Thank you
ChocIST
I remember reading s MS article on it but it says I need some patch first.....downloaded that but it wouldant install....
Can anybody help?
Thank you
ChocIST
We'll need way more info about your network. Have you promoted your server and have Active Directory and DNS running correctly? If so, install and run the 'group policy management console' for easy configuration of group policies.
QUOTE(ChocIST @ Dec 19 2004, 19:40)
SERVER
CPU: AMD Athlon 2000 (1.67Ghz)
MB: MSI KT4V
RAM: 512Mb
OS: SERVER 2003 Ent.
HD: 30Gb, 120Gb and 80Gb
DRIVES: DVD RW, CD RW, Removable HD (80Gb), DVD ROM
WEB SERVER
CPU: PIII 850Mhz
MB: GIGABYTE GA-60XM7
RAM: 512Mb
OS: SERVER 2003 Stan.
HD: 30Gb, 80Gb, 80Gb
DRIVES: CD ROM, Removable HD (80Gb)
OTHER: Both 80Gb Hd's RAIDED (Mirrored)
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CPU: AMD Athlon 2000 (1.67Ghz)
MB: MSI KT4V
RAM: 512Mb
OS: SERVER 2003 Ent.
HD: 30Gb, 120Gb and 80Gb
DRIVES: DVD RW, CD RW, Removable HD (80Gb), DVD ROM
WEB SERVER
CPU: PIII 850Mhz
MB: GIGABYTE GA-60XM7
RAM: 512Mb
OS: SERVER 2003 Stan.
HD: 30Gb, 80Gb, 80Gb
DRIVES: CD ROM, Removable HD (80Gb)
OTHER: Both 80Gb Hd's RAIDED (Mirrored)
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LOL @ your signature.
Question for you, what features not included in Windows Server 2003 Standard let you decide to run Windows Server 2003 Enterprise on your "SERVER"?
- Was it the 8-way CPU support instead of the 4-way CPU support in Standard?
- Was it the support of hot-swappable memory?
- Was it the support for Intel Itanium CPUs?
- Was it the support for max 32GB RAM instead of the 4GB in Standard?
- Or was it maybe the possibility to setup clusters?
Please tell me, I am dying to know why you want to run a $4,000.00 OS over a $1,000.00 OS on a 200 bucks machine. Maybe these are just evaluation versions, but I still wanna know
QUOTE(Komakino[BE] @ Dec 19 2004, 20:34)
LOL @ your signature.
Question for you, what features not included in Windows Server 2003 Standard let you decide to run Windows Server 2003 Enterprise on your "SERVER"?
- Was it the 8-way CPU support instead of the 4-way CPU support in Standard?
- Was it the support of hot-swappable memory?
- Was it the support for Intel Itanium CPUs?
- Was it the support for max 32GB RAM instead of the 4GB in Standard?
- Or was it maybe the possibility to setup clusters?
Please tell me, I am dying to know why you want to run a $4,000.00 OS over a $1,000.00 OS on a 200 bucks machine. Maybe these are just evaluation versions, but I still wanna know
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Question for you, what features not included in Windows Server 2003 Standard let you decide to run Windows Server 2003 Enterprise on your "SERVER"?
- Was it the 8-way CPU support instead of the 4-way CPU support in Standard?
- Was it the support of hot-swappable memory?
- Was it the support for Intel Itanium CPUs?
- Was it the support for max 32GB RAM instead of the 4GB in Standard?
- Or was it maybe the possibility to setup clusters?
Please tell me, I am dying to know why you want to run a $4,000.00 OS over a $1,000.00 OS on a 200 bucks machine. Maybe these are just evaluation versions, but I still wanna know
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are you kidding?
your flaming a guy when you only have 8 post's 1 being that flame.
It doesnt really matter how legal or illegal has OS may be, that doesnt mean we can't help him.
Also there are 120 day eval's of Windows Server 2003 Enterprise which is the most common version MS gives out for eval.
lol at the post above and right on.
Back on Topic. What policy are you trying to apply? the newest one from SP2?
to do that you need to download the latest templates or access the Group Policy from the Windows XP with remote MMC
Have fun!!!!
Back on Topic. What policy are you trying to apply? the newest one from SP2?
to do that you need to download the latest templates or access the Group Policy from the Windows XP with remote MMC
Have fun!!!!
Sorry Ive acctually got this working now.....I added another OU ("Users") under the Domain Computer (OU) and moved the users into the new OU, rebooted workstation and ba boom....working.
@ Komakino[BE] : Oh spank me!
@ smbusa11 : Good point, I could of got a fully working copy because my uncle could be Bill Gates! (He aint dont worry!).....
ChocIST
@ Komakino[BE] : Oh spank me!
@ smbusa11 : Good point, I could of got a fully working copy because my uncle could be Bill Gates! (He aint dont worry!).....
ChocIST
QUOTE(smbusa11 @ Dec 20 2004, 03:22)
are you kidding?
your flaming a guy when you only have 8 post's 1 being that flame.
It doesnt really matter how legal or illegal has OS may be, that doesnt mean we can't help him.
Also there are 120 day eval's of Windows Server 2003 Enterprise which is the most common version MS gives out for eval.
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your flaming a guy when you only have 8 post's 1 being that flame.
It doesnt really matter how legal or illegal has OS may be, that doesnt mean we can't help him.
Also there are 120 day eval's of Windows Server 2003 Enterprise which is the most common version MS gives out for eval.
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And I still can't stop laughing
Being a warez monkey doesn't make you cool, understand?
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