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Simmo
What are the security implications of a dual boot system running Windows XP
& Windows XP.
The first installation is locked down with Group Policy such that the user
can do little to change the configuration & the user does not have
administration rights and receives regular virus updates. The second allows
the user to load their own software, they have full admin rights and can
configure the OS.
The OS's will be configured on separate partions, the second instance will
be stand alone. the first part of an AD domain. they will be configured such
that the each instance is not accessible from the other.
What are the security implications of this scenario. Is dual boot XP
supported by Microsoft.
Simmo
& Windows XP.
The first installation is locked down with Group Policy such that the user
can do little to change the configuration & the user does not have
administration rights and receives regular virus updates. The second allows
the user to load their own software, they have full admin rights and can
configure the OS.
The OS's will be configured on separate partions, the second instance will
be stand alone. the first part of an AD domain. they will be configured such
that the each instance is not accessible from the other.
What are the security implications of this scenario. Is dual boot XP
supported by Microsoft.
Simmo