Windows 2000 only have 2 limited policies under 'User
Configuration\Administrative Templates\System'
"Run only allowed windows applications"
"Don't run specified windows applications"
However, the policy uses a specific executable name. Users can easily rename
the executables to run them. Besides that, if user have access to command
prompt, they could execute from there as well.
"However, the policy uses a specific executable name. Users can easily
rename
the executables to run them. Besides that, if user have access to command
prompt, they could execute from there as well."
There is a workaround for this too, you can digital sign the standard
applications, as the current content of WINDOWS and Program Files at a clean
PC, or installed with the programs the organization need. then deny
everything else
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Christoffer Andersson
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Software Restrication Policies only works with Windows Server 2003 and XP
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Regards,
Christoffer Andersson
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