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CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY Chapter 8 CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY SECURITY POLICIES

USER CONFIGURATION NODE SECURITY SETTINGS Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY USER CONFIGURATION NODE SECURITY SETTINGS

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY ACCOUNT POLICIES

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY PASSWORD POLICY

ACCOUNT LOCKOUT POLICY Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY ACCOUNT LOCKOUT POLICY

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY KERBEROS POLICY

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY LOCAL POLICIES

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY AUDIT POLICY

DEFAULT DOMAIN CONTROLLER AUDIT POLICY Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY DEFAULT DOMAIN CONTROLLER AUDIT POLICY

THE CRASHONAUDITFAIL SETTING Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY THE CRASHONAUDITFAIL SETTING

AUDITING BEST PRACTICES AND TIPS Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY AUDITING BEST PRACTICES AND TIPS Audit only pertinent items. Archive security logs to provide a documented history. Understand the following categories: System events Policy change Account management Logon event versus account logon event Configure the size of your security logs carefully.

USER RIGHTS ASSIGNMENT Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY USER RIGHTS ASSIGNMENT

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY SECURITY OPTIONS

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY EVENT LOG POLICY

RESTRICTED GROUPS POLICY Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY RESTRICTED GROUPS POLICY

SYSTEM SERVICES POLICY Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY SYSTEM SERVICES POLICY

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY REGISTRY POLICY

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY FILE SYSTEM POLICY

WIRELESS NETWORK (IEEE 802.11) POLICIES Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY WIRELESS NETWORK (IEEE 802.11) POLICIES

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY PUBLIC KEY POLICIES

SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICIES Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICIES

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY FOLDER REDIRECTION Allows you to redirect user folders to a central location Benefits: Centralized backup of user files Centralized access of user files when users change computers Works with roaming profiles

FOLDER REDIRECTION (continued) Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY FOLDER REDIRECTION (continued)

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY OFFLINE FILES

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY DISK QUOTAS

REFRESH INTERVALS FOR COMPUTERS Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY REFRESH INTERVALS FOR COMPUTERS

REFRESH INTERVALS FOR USERS Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY REFRESH INTERVALS FOR USERS

MANUALLY REFRESHING GROUP POLICY Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY MANUALLY REFRESHING GROUP POLICY

OPTIMIZING GROUP POLICY PROCESSING Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY OPTIMIZING GROUP POLICY PROCESSING

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY SUMMARY Most security settings are in the Computer Configuration node of a GPO. Domain-wide policies should be made in the Default Domain Controllers GPO. Specifically, account policies such as Password, Account Lockout, and Kerberos belong here. Local policies are processed first and overwritten by all other policies in the hierarchy. Auditing can be done at any level, but should be configured carefully. Default Domain Controllers Policy has some default auditing configured. Results are posted to the security log in the Event Viewer.

Chapter 8: CONFIGURING THE USER AND COMPUTER ENVIRONMENT USING GROUP POLICY SUMMARY (continued) GPOs are refreshed every 90 minutes with a 30-minute offset, except on domain controllers, which refresh GPOs every five minutes. Disable the unneeded Group Policy portion, either User Settings or Computer Settings.