[OPLINTECH] Group Policy

[Mann, James H.]

Josh

You might be able to accomplish the same thing and do it faster if you
use Microsoft Steady State.

BTW: We create a small "w" drive and copy My Documents there so patrons
have a drive to write to without writing to C.

 

 

Jim Mann

Technology Coordinator

Greene County Public Library

Xenia Ohio 45385

(937)352-4000 x1210

mailto: jmann at gcpl.lib.oh.us

Humor is always based on a modicum of truth Have you ever heard a joke
about a father-in-law? -- Dick Clark

 

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From: oplintech-bounces at oplin.org [mailto:oplintech-bounces at oplin.org]
On Behalf Of Josh Proffit
Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 12:34 PM
To: oplintech at oplin.org
Subject: [OPLINTECH] Group Policy

 

Hello again everyone. Happy Monday!

I'm working on redoing our internet policy for the public and I'm in the
midst of granting them a bit more privileges for this day and age. I
want to be able to allow the public internets to access all of the disk
drives (including flash drives) but I don't want them to have the
privileges to be able to access our network drives. So, I guess what I'm
asking is; is there anyone out there who could share with me their group
policy settings if you are using a setup similar to what I'm trying to
do? Group policy is just so tedious and the deeper you go -it seems- the
more you lose your way. As always I'm open to any and all comments. :-)
Have a great week!

 

Joshua Proffit

Head of Automated Services

Newark Public Library

101 West Main Street

Newark, OH 43055

(740) 349-5586

jproffit at newarklibrary.info

 

 


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