How do I set a restricted user under WIN2003server?

You can set the software operation license and policy under the NT system platform. The NTFS file system must be ensured. Ensure that Group Policies and User Rights are appropriately assigned.

The details are as follows: cmd

The Group Policy screen pops up. Select"Local machine policy"

Select"Windows settings" => "Security policy" => "Software Restriction Policy"

The default is"There is no defined software restriction policy"

Right-click and select it"Software Restriction Policy" => "Create a software restriction policy"

Then one will be added"Security level"with"Other strategies"

Checked"Other strategies" => "Create a route rule"

Then point to your software directory in the directory. You can choose"Restricted"with"Unrestricted"

Then go to the cmd command line. Use:

gpupdate /target:computer /force

What this line means: Force refresh Group Policy. If it still doesn't work. It is due to the fact that the registry is not updated immediately. Just log out again and you're good to go.

The above ones are suitable for W2K and Win2003But there's a problem with w2k. If the file name of the software has been modified.

The above approach is useless. How to solve it? Speaking of which, I'm going to praise win2003 again.

There's a new strategy in win2003. It's the hashing algorithm.

1Click on Control Panel, select All Control Panel items, and click on User Account.

2Click "Change User Account Control Settings" to pop up the computer user security notification settings, always notify (high): This is the most secure setting, after receiving the notification, you should read the content in each dialog box carefully before allowing changes to the computer.

3Always Notify (Medium): If your system allows changes to Windows settings without notifying you, it's safe to make the change. However, some of the apps that come with Windows can pass commands or data to them, and malware may take advantage of this by using these apps to install files or change settings on the computer.

You should always be careful about allowing apps to run on your PC.

4Always Notify (Medium-Low): Same as "Notify me only when an app tries to change my computer", but doesn't reduce desktop brightness. If you select this option, other apps may affect the visual appearance of the user account control dialog.

This is a security risk, especially if you have malware on your PC.

5 Never Notify: This is the least secure setting. When you set User Account Control to Never Notify, you're effectively turning off User Account Control. This exposes your computer to potential security risks, and this setting is usually set during virtual machine practice.