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Allow specific application to use

By zaxs · 13 years ago

I have Windows 2000 domain environment but i wanna know can I make group policy to allow to run only third party software (i.e Webshpere Application Server 5) to a particular user and disallow all other software to run by him if it is possible please guide me then...

Thanx in Advance

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by lumpyhed · 13 years ago In reply to Allow specific applicatio ...

If your clients are running XP, you can make use of Software Restriction Policies and apply it at the user level with some policy filtering.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/rstrplcy.mspx

Unfortunatly i have yet to find something similar for 2K clients myself

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