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User Rights Assignment, Security Policy Setting

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VA 7100/7400 Cluster Installation Guide 11. When the Group Policy window shown below opens, in the left-hand pane, click Windows Settings beneath Computer Configuration. Then, click Security Settings, Local Policies, and finally User Rights Assignment. This is a machine policy that applies to any user who logs into the machine, although due to policy object settings, it will only make a difference to the user in the Cluster Group (Genuity Cluster Group). 12. To edit a policy setting, right-click on the policy setting to be modified (in the right-hand pane of the Group Policy window shown in step 11), and select Security. This opens the Security Policy Setting window, as shown below. Click the Define these policy settings checkbox, then click the Add button. This opens another window containing names of various cluster groups, and a Browse button. In this window, click the Browse button, and select the newly-created (Genuity) Cluster Group. Then, click OK in the Security Policy Setting window shown below. Note that the term Cluster Group appears in the display field, preceded by hosting domain designation NTENG. Thus, in the window below, the display field is NTENG\Cluster Group. 10/12/01 28

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11. When the
Group Policy
window shown below opens, in the left-hand pane, click
Windows Settings
beneath
Computer Configuration
.
Then, click
Security Settings
,
Local Policies
, and finally
User Rights Assignment
.
This is a machine policy that applies to any user who logs into the machine, although due to policy object
settings, it will only make a difference to the user in the
Cluster Group
(
Genuity
Cluster Group).
12.
To edit a policy setting, right-click on the policy setting to be modified (in the right-hand pane of the
Group
Policy
window shown in step
11
), and select
Security
.
This opens the
Security Policy Setting
window, as
shown below.
Click the
Define these policy settings
checkbox, then click the
Add
button.
This opens another
window containing names of various cluster groups, and a
Browse
button.
In this window, click the
Browse
button, and select the newly-created (
Genuity
)
Cluster Group
.
Then, click
OK
in the
Security Policy Setting
window shown below.
Note that the term
Cluster Group
appears in the display field, preceded by hosting
domain designation
NTENG
.
Thus, in the window below, the display field is
NTENG\Cluster Group
.