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Group Policy can typically be used to determine what a user can do at his
workstation by restricting, disabling, or enabling Windows and application
features as needed from a central location, e.g. you can:
- Restrict programs that are allowed to be run
- Force a particular program to run on startup
- Restrict desktop settings such as screen saver, resolution
etc.
- Configure Windows settings such as Offline Folders
- Redirect My Documents, desktop etc. to network drives
- Configure Language settings for multi-language applications
- Run Login Scripts to map drives, reconfigure clients
etc.
- Automate installation and removal of applications on any PC
used -- roaming access to data and applications for users.
- Allocate rights to registry and files on local PC's
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- Active Directory / Windows 2000 experience since
pre-release Beta versions (1999) and experience of Novell NDS since 1995.
- Configure Group Policy to your requirements
- Lock down desktop PC's so that users are restricted if
needed
- Configure Windows 2000 and applications to work in
different languages depending upon the user logging in.
- Design complicated Login Scripts
- Package or Re-package applications as Windows Installer "MSI"
files for automated install
- Keep track of users to audit them as they login and
logout of each PC
- Enable full roaming so that applications and data follow a
user to any PC in the organisation.
- Automate moving users from an old system to Windows 2000 using scripts
etc.
We already have standard packages such as Acrobat Reader
available and can create other standard or internal applications for you,
tailored to your requirements. Please use the contact
page or see the Home page for contact details.
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