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May 23, 2008 at 07:55 AM
dfullernsu

Group Policy Editor – Windows XP SP2 – To Create Locked Down Time Clocks

by dfullernsu . Updated 18 years, 2 months ago

I build an XP SP2 pc with all critical updates, with an anti-virus, and a remote software. I use IE to access a particular url so that an employee can clock in or out. I start IE automatically with a process that checks to see if IE is running and if not runs a shortcut to reopen IE in kiosk mode and to the appropriate url. I deny right click usage, control panel, run, etc, through the registry. I am hoping to do this through a local group policy that I can have the Active Directory administrator import into an OU so I do not have to lock down every time clock I build manually. I am not familiar with Group Policy Editor, so if you tell me to create a GPO that sets IE’s proxy server setting to a non-existent server, I know what you are saying, but I don’t know how to do that. I appreciate any advice anyone might have for me.

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