If we add a Vista machine into a domain that is run by Windows 2000 domain controllers, what adjustments are required to group policy? Would it be identical to the changes needed to support Windows 2003 member servers in such cases, or are there additional requirements?
We found out the hard way that with Windows 2003 member servers in a Windows 2000 domain that you need to separate the W2K3 servers into a separate OU that has some group policy changes to support Network Service and Local Service user accounts for running certain Windows 2003 services correctly (e.g., RPC). We have that working really well now, but I don't want to assume that Vista requires the same changes to the same group policy settings.
-- Will
Group Policy for Vista in Windows 2000 Active Directory Doma
Windows Vista
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