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Group Policy is one of the most useful features of Windows Server 2008 and can be used to implement a variety of policy settings for our resources. However, to use it effectively, we need to understand its capabilities. Let\'s define Group Policy and identify its capabilities. Where would you consider using Group Policies? Solution group policy: it is an basement or infrastructure that is used to implement congficurations. it contains group policy objects capabilities: group policy uses gpmc(group policy management console which is use to manage gropu policy i)filtering ii)edit iii)backup iv)restore v)import vi)controlling group objects using of group policies: it is much better to use in server ex:remote server admistration tools .
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Solution :
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