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Thanks in advance.

This would be a general purpose public account with group policy restrictions on it. Thanks in advance.

How can you prevent the users from changing the desktop background by way of Safari or any type of application? Thanks, Michael

This was right on point. Thanks BCastner!

I have a computer that only needs to go to one website. How can I limit the browser (in this case it's IE) to one site only?

I encountered an iMac with the apple menu altered in the following way: Force Quit... Force Quit Restart... Restart Log Out xxxxxx... Log Out xxxxxx Shut Down... Shut Down The items without the trailer periods would perform the actions without a prompt. Without using something like...

I need to enable this for Win XP SP2 clients(150+) on my domain so that important messages from administrators can be relayed.

Sorry rvnguy. This is the deal.... There is a drive mapping(Z:) and in explorer it displays as Sharename on 'server\netlogon\foldername\subfoldername'(Z:) I would like to simply display Sharename (Z:) No extra path information

rvnguy, I just want to hide the UNC path. erikhertzel, Sounds simple enough but I'd rather not have to touch a couple of hundred computers to do that. Thanks in advance.

Is there a way to alter the display of a network drive in windows explorer so that it does not display the actual network path?

I'm trying to use mandatory profiles in a domain(Win2k server/WinXP clients). When it comes to Netscape 7.2 the profile manager pops up upon starting the program with a default user but it can't find the folder. So then I have to delete what is there and create a new default. This is confusing...

I've seen this happen on a few computers. When you insert a CD with anything on it Win XP doesn't respond to it but the icon in explorer changes to simply "cd-rom" with 0 bytes. In order to get the CD to work, I have to eject it through Explorer and re-insert it. When it comes to burning...

Thanks for your help. I'm really anxious to see the "snort" logs.

I do tend to notice a lot of packets being sent and received by the server but I attributed that to AD related communications between the server and the 180 machines in the domain. I tried scanning with EtherPeek but I saw nothing that alarmed me.

This server is virus free according to McAfee's NetShield but I will do a re-check. Thank you also for the snort log suggestion. I am already expecting a copy of the logs.

To blubomber: the software used is Snort. To PScottc: No this is a Dell Poweredge with a clean install of Win2k.

My network colleagues tell me that my Win2k server is port scanning the network. Now I checked for viruses and tried to stop any unnecessary processes from running. How can I tell what's causing the port scanning? The server is up to date with patches.

It's set up correctly as a child domain and I am trying to log in to the child domain not the parent.

I have a root domain (let's call it master.corp.com). It has 20,000 user accounts. I have a child domain called deptlab.master.corp.com that has printers and other resources that I'd like to share with the 20,000 users of master.corp.com. I have a workstation that is an object of...

I'm trying to remove a child domain from AD. The confusing question comes when I'm running DCPROMO at the child domain server: Should I check the box indicating that the server is the last domain controller in the domain? Not checking it seems to indicate the child domain server will be...