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One of the best tricks in the book for a seasoned administrator who has had more than a couple issues with group membership not working properly with Group Policy is to use the power of restricted groups. Restricted 70-680 groups are permissions lists that can be established within GPOs to determine who a GPO does […]

The best way to sum up Group Policy preferences is by comparing Group Policy preferences to Group Policy itself. For starters, what is a policy? A policy is something that is strictly enforced throughout the network infrastructure. For instance, an administrator may com- pletely take away the Control Panel from a user, and that is […]

Lastly, within User Configuration, you can adjust the following eleven Control Panel set- tings, as shown in Figure 6.11. Applications This modi?es the access and deployment of mcitp certification various applications through Group Policy. Drive Maps This creates, modi?es, and deletes mapped drives for individual users. Environment This sets environmental variables for the user or […]

Just when you thought you were done with (and understood) Terminal Services Gateway servers, they raise their ugly heads again! Well, they are really not that ugly?in fact, they are quite convenient once you understand them. The important thing to remember about TS Gateway servers is that there are a lot of new Group Policy […]

Dynamic link libraries (DLLs) The main limitation of static libraries is that they are, for lack of a better term, static. They are created in one place and accessed by one program at a time. With DLLs, Microsoft invented a new way for libraries to be dynamically accessed by multiple processes at the same time. […]