Hi All,
here's my setup. We have an NT4 network with various policies being given to users on NT4 workstations by ntconfig.pol. We are about to upgrade a bunch of NT4 PCs with XP Pro. Currently users are roaming but we have no need for this so I am planning to make them local.
My question is: does ntconfig.pol apply to the XP machines when they log on to the exiting NT4 network?
I need to apply a few policies to the users and machines they log on to. I could apply them using gpedit.msc but may not need to if the settings are coming from ntconfig.pol. Another alternative (assuming ntconfig.pol does get merged) would be to start off with a blank ntconfig.pol (where does this come form?) and then to apply the policies using gpedit .msc.
what do you think. help mucho apprceiated!
here's my setup. We have an NT4 network with various policies being given to users on NT4 workstations by ntconfig.pol. We are about to upgrade a bunch of NT4 PCs with XP Pro. Currently users are roaming but we have no need for this so I am planning to make them local.
My question is: does ntconfig.pol apply to the XP machines when they log on to the exiting NT4 network?
I need to apply a few policies to the users and machines they log on to. I could apply them using gpedit.msc but may not need to if the settings are coming from ntconfig.pol. Another alternative (assuming ntconfig.pol does get merged) would be to start off with a blank ntconfig.pol (where does this come form?) and then to apply the policies using gpedit .msc.
what do you think. help mucho apprceiated!