[gptalk] Re: Vista - Enable Protected Mode

I am going to try to RDP into a vista box in the morning then load the
client side GP there.  I was also going to run

GPRESULT /H %TEMP%\UserRSOP.htm /scope user
and
GPRESULT /H C:\ComputerRSOP.htm /scope computer

Especially sine RSOP does not work correctly on Vista SP1.

Not sure what else to do...



On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Salandra, Justin <jsalandra@xxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

>  You  will not see the UAC settings from a 2003 Server running GPMC, can
> you run it for a Vista machine?
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> Justin A. Salandra
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> *From:* gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On
> Behalf Of *Tim Bolton
> *Sent:* Tuesday, August 19, 2008 4:47 PM
> *To:* gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> *Subject:* [gptalk] Vista - Enable Protected Mode
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> I am working with a new site and was setting the Internet Security Zones
> for IE6 and IE7.
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> The GP was Linked but not enforced.  I was setting them to the Default Zone
> Settings when an issue arose with access to a site for a user completing
> payroll.
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> This turned out to be a Server Side error.  However, for a just in case
> measure, the new GP was un-linked and then deleted.  I ran gpupdate /force
> to clean up any issues.
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> We installed an ISA server about a month ago.  Since then no changes have
> been made to it.
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> Now I am told that the Vista PCs are getting prompted to add ActiveX
> controls.  When the user RT clicks they only get info not the ability to
> add.  The users are able to add the site to the Trusted List and that takes
> care of the prompt.
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> However, the users do not want to have to perform this task for every site
> they go to and they are indicating that this started a couple of weeks ago,
> even though they have had these Vista PCs for over a year.
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> I am checking ISA one more time.
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> I have run the modeling test with that user and all indications are that
> the Default Domain policy is winning out.
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> However, since I am RDPing into a 2003 Server, I cannot even see the Vista
> UAC settings or anything else that would affect Vista.
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> Would the settings to IE6 and IE7 apply to the Vista instance even though
> it was not enforced?
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> The ONLY thing I done this last week and this week is document AND gpupdate
> /force.  I am wondering if I woke up the Vista PCs..?
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> Any advice will be greatly appreciated...
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