Windows swerver 2003 and 2008

group policy apply win server2003, 2008r2 pen drive only not work remaning all usb keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, data card all work guide me give me the best guide for this group policy

Hi jaysheelan,
Would you please share us more details of the issue ?Which group policy have you configured ?
What is the exact need here ,restrict the USB hardware ?
If that is the issue ,you may be interested in this link:
Managing Hardware Restrictions via Group Policy
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2007.06.grouppolicy.aspx
Best regards
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The method of starting up the database with a server parameter file depends on whether you create a default or nondefault server parameter file. Please refer to "Creating a Server Parameter File: Examples" for examples of how to use server parameter files.
See Also:
CREATE PFILE for information on creating a regular text parameter file from a binary server parameter file
Oracle9i Database Administrator's Guide for information on pre-Oracle9i initialization parameter files and Oracle9i server parameter files
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https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/951041
These ones may help.
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Hi Experts,
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