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Don
Guest
I'm working on setting up Group Policies for our Windows Vista deployment.
One of the technologies that really excites us is the ActiveX Installer
Service. We have a couple of applications that rely on ActiveX and it's been
prevening us from removing admin rights from the desktop in XPSP2.
So I set up a Computer GPO that specifies under ActiveX Installer Service:
http://et - 2,2,2,0
https://2k3-tm8 - 2,2,2,0
I then restarted the Vista workstation, made sure that the computer received
the policy with RSoP, logged in as a standard user, and tried to do the
ActiveX install. I still get the elevation prompt, and an error is logged:
Source: AxInstallService
EventID: 4097
Attempt to install control http://et:6973/newlook7/newlook.cab failed. The
host URL http://et is not in policy
I've tried a bunch of variants of the URL in the GPO, including
http://et:6973
http://et/
http://et:6973/
This also does not work with the 2K3-TM8 server either. I get the same
error, and I've tried an equal number of variants in Group Policy.
Am I missing some big step here?
One of the technologies that really excites us is the ActiveX Installer
Service. We have a couple of applications that rely on ActiveX and it's been
prevening us from removing admin rights from the desktop in XPSP2.
So I set up a Computer GPO that specifies under ActiveX Installer Service:
http://et - 2,2,2,0
https://2k3-tm8 - 2,2,2,0
I then restarted the Vista workstation, made sure that the computer received
the policy with RSoP, logged in as a standard user, and tried to do the
ActiveX install. I still get the elevation prompt, and an error is logged:
Source: AxInstallService
EventID: 4097
Attempt to install control http://et:6973/newlook7/newlook.cab failed. The
host URL http://et is not in policy
I've tried a bunch of variants of the URL in the GPO, including
http://et:6973
http://et/
http://et:6973/
This also does not work with the 2K3-TM8 server either. I get the same
error, and I've tried an equal number of variants in Group Policy.
Am I missing some big step here?