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mine (A), our parent company (B) and our sister company (C). Until recently an old Network Admin was responsible for DNS and whatnot. He's gone, we're having DNS issues. There D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP] Hope This Helps Send IM: http: / / www.icq.com / people / webmsg.php?to = 296095728 = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = When responding to posts, please "Reply to Group" via your newsreader so that

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on our Windows 2000 server Domain Controller. I've followed the microsoft guide use a Admin machine with XP Pro SP2 MMC Add snap in navigate to computer - -> Admin - -> Network But i still keep getting just two folders "Offline" and "Network and Dialup" instaed of the XP SP2 version with all the added stuff including the computer setting. Are you sure you're looking under the "User Configuration" node? CompConf \ AdmTempl \ Network \ Network Connections \ Windows Firewall cheers, Florian - - Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - Group Policy. eMail: prename [at] frickelsoft Troubleshooting with the NEW GPExpert Troubleshooting Pak 1.0 at http: / / www.sdmsoftware.com / products.php Visit the GPOGUY: http: / / www.gpoguy.com - - The Windows Group Policy Information Hub: FAQs, Training

single line of Visual Basic code: PerformanceCounterCategory.Exists("Memory", remotemachinename) If I run as an admin (admin accounts on both machines) everything is fine. But if i run as a standard account (non-Admin on both machines) I get an access denied error on "openHKPD". That is the hidden on Vista. Or it may have something to do with UAC except these are non-Admin accounts so UAC should not matter. FYI Remote registry service is running and the registry key . . . . \ securepipeservers \ winreg has granted permission to the non-Admin account. - - DreamU Windows Vista Security Discussions PerformanceCounterCategory.Exists (1) Vista (1) XP (1) VB (1 opposed to the Administrators group is on the registry entry when you are using an admin account. It's *access denied* for the Standard user and its user-id. Let me the performance pointers are stored. So that local user was basically made equivalent to an Admin even though it already ran fine locally. I think the issue is with remote HKPD the remote registry but I certainly can connect. (P.S. This is through Regedit / Connect Network Registry) - - DreamU Maybe your attempt to access as Standard user is being redirected to another