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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on October 19, 2006, 1:44 am
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What you have done to apply via a template could be programmed
as a task that periodically runs.
> What do you exactly mean with "resorting to third party extensions"? Is
> there any freeware program that can do it? or maybe with VB?
>
> Yes, I apply the template and it makes me notice it everything goes ok
> but... I want it to automatically remove the users that should not be
> there, in the restricted groups.
>
> Roger Abell [MVP] wrote:
>> > Is there a way to make "restricted groups" automatically remove members
>> > of a restricted group in a standalone computer (out of a domain).
>> >
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>> Without resorting to third-party extensions, no.
>>
>> > Using templates and analyzing the computer, it says there is something
>> > wrong in the computer when a user that is not suposed to be there is
>> > member of a restricted group but, how can I remove it automatically
>> > from
>> > that group? It is supposed to work in a domain workstation, but what
>> > about in a standole computer?
>> >
>> The only time I have found to apply restricted group definitions to
>> a standalone is basically by applying a template, which is a manual
>> action in Sec Config and Analysis snapin. One could consider use
>> of a scheduled application via secedit command utility.
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