now that i created a new local group

How do I setup security settings for local groups / local policies ?

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"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> ProteanThread wrote:
> > How do I configure GPO's and security settings specific to that group
> > ?
>
> GPO = Active Directory. Without AD, you're using a local policy. And even in
> AD, you don't link a policy to a group - they're linked to containers/OUs.
>
> Perhaps you might rephrase your question, and be a bit more specific about
> your setup/goals?
>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: now that i created a new local group 

ProteanThread wrote:
> How do I setup security settings for local groups / local policies ?

I think you're still unclear on this. A standalone computer has a single
local policy which applies to all users on it. You can't set different local
policies for different users or groups.

It would probably help us to help you if you were to pull back & describe
what you're actually trying to accomplish, as it likely isn't a policy thing
at all if you're talking about groups.
>
>
>> ProteanThread wrote:
>>> How do I configure GPO's and security settings specific to that
>>> group ?
>>
>> GPO = Active Directory. Without AD, you're using a local policy. And
>> even in AD, you don't link a policy to a group - they're linked to
>> containers/OUs.
>>
>> Perhaps you might rephrase your question, and be a bit more specific
>> about your setup/goals?
 >> Stay informed about: now that i created a new local group 

Dear sir,

i'm using a stand alone PC , winXP/SP3, can i assigne specific local users
or group to the local computer policy, my problem is: if i configure the
local computer policy; it will apply to all local accounts including the
administrator account, which i don't want to do. any solution for that

Thanks


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

> ProteanThread wrote:
> > How do I setup security settings for local groups / local policies ?
>
> I think you're still unclear on this. A standalone computer has a single
> local policy which applies to all users on it. You can't set different local
> policies for different users or groups.
>
> It would probably help us to help you if you were to pull back & describe
> what you're actually trying to accomplish, as it likely isn't a policy thing
> at all if you're talking about groups.
> >
> >
> >> ProteanThread wrote:
> >>> How do I configure GPO's and security settings specific to that
> >>> group ?
> >>
> >> GPO = Active Directory. Without AD, you're using a local policy. And
> >> even in AD, you don't link a policy to a group - they're linked to
> >> containers/OUs.
> >>
> >> Perhaps you might rephrase your question, and be a bit more specific
> >> about your setup/goals?
>
>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: now that i created a new local group