You might try running a sshd server on the boxes. That should enable you to get the cmd.exe prompt and then install files as admin.
-scm On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > We have setup a group policy for workstations that have generic IDs that prevents >them from doing many functions, one of which is installing/removing applications. We >also block *.msi, run.exe, setup.exe, and install.exe from being executed. These >systems are running Windows 2000 Professional and are part of the Active Directory >domain. The policy is setup on the OUs that contain the generic IDs. > > I am trying to find a work-around that will enable an administrator to install an >application (Oracle) while still logged in under the generic ID. Oracle appears to >be profile specific. While an administrator can log in as herself/himself, install >an application, log out, and then back in as the generic ID so the application can be >run, Oracle and several other programs do not allow this. We use SMS to push some >applications down and for self repair, but it cannot run if the ID is locked from >installing applications. > > Can anyone assist me with this? > > Thank you! >
