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05-15-08, 04:43 PM
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Dear All,
Can anyone tell me how I can obtain Windows 2008 Group Policy functionality on my native Windows 2003 domain? We have a Windows 2003 forest/domain with three domain controllers I have added a Windows 2008 Member Server it is basically just the OS, Security Updates, AV etc as I was told you can make use of Windows 2008 Group Policy functionality by simply adding a member server. Do I need to do anything else? As when I open Group Policy Management on the 2008 server it doesn't appear to be as expected it looks exactly the same as 2003 without the extra functionality I was expecting to see. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Regards, Darren |
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05-15-08, 05:55 PM
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Darren,
You just need to deploy the new Group Policy Preferences client side extensions to XP or Server 2003 clients, and administer the policies from Vista SP1 or Server 2008. Anthony, [url down] "Darren King" <darren.king> wrote in message news:5580 [..] |
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05-20-08, 09:43 PM
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