Clyde G. Johnson.  Preference?  Overview  Targeting  Settings  Things to know  GPP Scenarios.

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Clyde G. Johnson

 Preference?  Overview  Targeting  Settings  Things to know  GPP Scenarios

By default, Group Policy Preference is NOT a preference By default, (re)set at GP refresh cycle ◦ Manual (gpupdate) ◦ Automatic

Preference Setting(s) ◦ Initial value ◦ Not enforced ◦ Not true “Policy”  Not limited to policy aware applications Greatly extends number of settings ◦ Computer and User settings  Using Control Panel and Windows settings New functionality for new settings ◦ Rich UI for easier administration ◦ Better (item-level) targeting  Shipped with Windows Server 2008

Item-level targeting, not GPO level Robust targeting ◦ 29 types ◦ Boolean logic (And, Or, Not) ◦ Grouping Windows APIs – not WMI based Intuitive UI ◦ No need to learn query languages Powerful browsers

Control Panel SettingsWindows Settings Data Sources Devices Folder Options Internet Options Local Users and Groups Power Options Printers Scheduled Tasks Start menu Services Drive Mappings Environment Folders/Files Ini files Shares Shortcuts Registry Applications Extensible!

 GPP has no dependency on Windows Server 2008 (works fine with Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2008 domains).  Only dependencies are 1. GPMC (from RSAT or WS2008) is the GUI 2. GPP CSE are required on Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003  GPP CSE is native included Windows Server 2008 ◦ Ours for XP pushed via WSUS

Printer Scripts Power Schemes Registry updates Drive Mappings

Targeting: User-based Computer/Server-based Security Group-based ◦ Departements ◦ Floors AD OU-based AD Site-based

Power Plans (Windows Vista and later) ◦ Set current/active Power Plan ◦ Allows custom Power Plans to be set ◦ Allows user to change active Power Plan

 Group Policy TechNet page  Group Policy Wiki  Group Policy Team Blog  Group Policy Settings Reference  Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) yID=7d2f6ad7-656b-4313-a005-4e344e43997d

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