Thanks Stephen. So far nothing else I'm aware of. Do you know if there are
any plans to extend OneCare for the small domain environment? Forefront
looks like too complex a package to be worth installing for 5-10
workstations.
"StephenB" <sboots@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Paul Shapiro" <paul@xxxxxx> wrote:
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>>I have a client who just changed from a workgroup environment to a domain.
>>They wanted to keep OneCare since they are used to it and like the
>>simplicity.
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>>I was trying to offer remote assistance to an XP SP2 client computer on
>>their domain today, and realized that the standard Group Policy settings
>>to
>>permit offering Remote Assistance affect the Windows firewall, which is
>>turned off by OneCare. Can the OneCare firewall settings be controlled by
>>Group Policy, or is it necessary to adjust each machine individually?
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> you encounter any other issues being in a Domain environment.
> -steve
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> Stephen Boots sboots@xxxxxx
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