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Linux Policy-Based Control Question

Pangloss
in Computer Science

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I was just wondering if anybody here knows if there's anything available for Linux that's similar to Microsoft's Group Policy control. In other words, the ability to lock down workstations so that the users can't tamper with their configuration settings. The control has to be centralized, so that a master plan can be contrived for the entire workstation, and then centralized from a file server so that the whole network can be governed remotely.

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

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