Import Windows 2000 Group Policies

Hi!
We currently have our group policies coming from a Windows 2000 server.
We would like to change this so all group policies come from Zenworks.
We are running Zfd 3.2. Has anyone done this before or have any ideas
what the best way to do this would be?
Thanks...

Thanks Jared!
Jared L Jennings wrote:
> Kathy Morrison,
>
>
>> We are running Zfd 3.2. Has anyone done this before or have any
>>ideas what the best way to do this would be?
>
>
> Unless I am forgetting something,
>
> You can in the ZEN GP import the policy from a domain, or copy the
> Grouppolicies from the w2k server to your novell server and then setup
> the ZEN policies.
>
> As long as you have the workstation manager installed, then your ZFD
> policies should apply.
>

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> snap-in. The gpedit.msc file may be missing, files with the .msc
> extension may not be associated with mmc.exe, or you may not have the
> appropriate rights."
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>
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>
>
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Unfortunately I cannot read much from your log file. But currently I am
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and I don't remember their names.
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Regards, Simon
Brendan Clifford schrieb:
> Hi Simon,
>
> Thanks for the input, I have had a look at this tid already and this
> pointed me in the direction of the gpo not copying from the server
> properly to c:\windows\system32\group policy folder (some times). If
> I copy the files off the server into the directory and run wnsched and
> run the scheduled task to appy the policies they will work 100% of the
> time.
>
> Odly sometimes the directory structure will be the same on the pc as
> the server and GPO will not apply correctly. On these occasions if I
> check wmsched all looks like it has run corectly. However if I run the
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>
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>
>
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> -- DEBUG LOG FILE -- C:\Program
> Files\Novell\ZENworks\DebugLogs\WMGrpPolUser.log
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Entering WMHelperInteractiveUserEntry!
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 ProcessID: 2112
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Wrote reg. value 0x0 to Don't reparse in key
> Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Group Policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Wrote reg. value 0x1 to User Logged In in key
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> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 GinaGetUsersSIDInTextualForm ENTERED
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Textual SID :
> S-1-5-21-987319440-1293364371-1211451425-1014
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 GinaGetUsersSIDInTextualForm EXIT : 0
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Current time High: 29791882 Low:2541052678
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Read reg. value Last Run Time High: 0x1c6968a in
> key Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Group Policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Read reg. value Last Run Time Low: 0x91acceb4 in
> key Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Group Policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Previous time High: 29791882 Low: 2444021428
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Wrote reg. value 0x1 to Don't reparse in key
> Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Group Policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Applying user policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Read reg. value Don't reparse: 0x1 in key
> Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Group Policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Read reg. value Group Policy User Status: 0x3000
> in key Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Group Policies
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Read reg. key Group Policy User Status: 0x3000
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Policy applied at predesktop. Skipping
> reapplication at user login.
> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Wrote reg. value 0x0 to Don't reparse in key
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> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Wrote reg. value 0x1c6968a to Last Run Time High
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> 06/23/2006 16:02:21 Exiting WMHelperInteractiveUserEntry ccode: 0

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I would guess that BEA's installation problems are not just limited to Weblogic Server. I have a similar difficulty with Weblogic Platform 8.1 with SP2. The installer does not install the Java runtime, and the uninstall is dependent upon that.
Not impressed BEA. You have some work to do.

How can I configure FireFox security setting globally for all users on a PC? Is there something I can do in group policies or throught the registry to insure all users have the same settings?

Our Bank's core processor has rewritten their product to run in a web browser. Their browser of choice is Firefox 3.6. The specifications from our core processor specify specific security and settings parameters that must be adhered to by all users for their product to run properly. Is there a way to globally configure these settings via the registry or group policies to insure everyone who logs in to a given workstation opens Firefox with the same settings? Thank you for any assistance you can provide - Steve Gish, First Bank Kansas.
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