A. You have a different System Policy for Windows 95
machines, and Windows NT machines. The Windows NT Policy editor is shipped
with Windows NT server, and the Windows 95 System Policy editor is on the
Windows 95 CD-ROM in the \ADMIN\APPTOOLS\POLEDIT directory. Policies alter
registry settings on the target machine, and once the registry settings
have been changed, the changes remain until changed by something else,
therefore if you implement restrictions they will remain even if the
policy file is deleted. By default, Windows clients look for policy files
in the NETLOGON share on the domain controller (for NT, the machine that
validates the logon, for Windows 95 the PDC unless you implement load
balancing). Windows NT looks for the policy file NTCONFIG.POL and Windows
95 machines CONFIG.POL.
An important thing to note, is that NTCONFIG.POL/CONFIG.POL are not
copied to BDC's by default and you have to setup directory replication.