Chris-
The way this is meant to work is that you configure your CAS settings using
the .Net Configuration MMC snap-in. Then you right-click on Runtime Security
Policy and choose "Create Deployment Package". This creates a .msi install
package that you can then use with GP Software Installation to deploy to
your client computers.
Darren
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"Chris Thunell" <ct******@pierceassociates.com> wrote in message
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I have manually gone around and given dotNet Full Trust permissions to all
Intranet sites (IE) by using the dotnet framework wizards. I'd like to
avoid using sneaker net - and distribute this setting via group policy.
Any ideas?
Chris
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"Kevin Sullivan (MVP Group Policy)"
<Ke*************************@discussions.microsoft .com> wrote in message
news:88**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi chris,
What are you trying to do? Are you talking about setting code groups or
permission sets etc.? I would love to know what you are trying to
accomplish.
This has been a significant issue for a small group of folks. When you
push
.NET security to apps it is not a simple process and having it managed
via
policy would be nice.
"Chris Thunell" wrote:
Where in GroupPolicy can you adjust DotNet framework security?
Thanks!
ct******@pierceassociates.com
Chris Thunell