Delivering a logon message to client computers from Domain Control

I'm wondering how I can specify a logon message to be delivered to domain
computers from the domain server. Rather than specifying a message manually
at each workstation using the "security policies" section of the
administrative tools section, I would prefer that the domain controller
deliver a message automatically. I'm using Windows Server 2003, with Windows
2000 Pro clients.

Create a startup script and use domain group policy to deploy it.

"Jooney" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm wondering how I can specify a logon message to be delivered to domain
> computers from the domain server. Rather than specifying a message
manually
> at each workstation using the "security policies" section of the
> administrative tools section, I would prefer that the domain controller
> deliver a message automatically. I'm using Windows Server 2003, with
Windows
> 2000 Pro clients.

Configure the same message in the Domain Security Policy or the appropriate
GPO for the container that the computer accounts reside in. --- Steve


"Jooney" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:3B5CE370-E8E6-4F50-B809-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I'm wondering how I can specify a logon message to be delivered to domain
> computers from the domain server. Rather than specifying a message
> manually
> at each workstation using the "security policies" section of the
> administrative tools section, I would prefer that the domain controller
> deliver a message automatically. I'm using Windows Server 2003, with
> Windows
> 2000 Pro clients.