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About Tim Fenner
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Currently, my focus has been on the management of a Microsoft Windows, Exchange and Office deployment (with the majority of all servers running within an ESX Infrastructure 3 virtual environment). Along with supporting the previously listed solutions/products, I also have administration experience with an array of other technologies, such as backup solutions, SANs, anti-virus products, wired and wireless networking, mobile devices, VPNs, IPS, printing and much, much more...
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I have over 9 years of technology related experience.
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TechTarget.com
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ITIL: Foundations; Microsoft: MCSE (2000 & 2003), MCSA (2000 & 2003), MCTS (Vista), MCP: Messaging (Exchange 2003); Cisco: CCNA, CompTIA: Security+, Network+, A+
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You are here: Experts > Computing/Technology > Focus on Windows 2000/NT > Windows Networking > GPO
Expert: Tim Fenner - 8/2/2008
Question
How to give permission to User for opening only specific application like "MS-office,MS paint,notepad etc." USING GPO in SERVER 2003?
Answer
Hello Ash,
There are two ways, using:
1. Software Restriction Policies
2. Don't run specified Windows applications
1. Software Restrictions Policies can be a little difficult to manage, but they offer the best controls: Computer-->Windows Settings-->Security Settings-->Software Restriction Policies
2. Don't run specified Windows apps --> User-->Admin Templates-->System
If you need further assistance, please post back.
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