Presentation On Group Policy in Windows Server 2012 R2 By Barek-IT
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This document provides instructions for creating a starter Group Policy Object (GPO) in 7 steps: 1) Open the Group Policy Management tool; 2) Expand the forest and domain; 3) Right click to create a new GPO or folder; 4) Name the new GPO; 5) Edit the GPO assignment; 6) Configure user configuration settings like the desktop; 7) Enable settings and apply the policy. It also describes how to back up an existing GPO and restore it from the backup.
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- 2. Presented By Presented To Name: X ID: M-110303031 Jagannath University, Dhaka-1100 Project Consultant Networking Technology Jagannath University, Dhaka-1100
- 4. Group Policy is an infrastructure that allows us to implement specific configuration to users and computers.
- 5. Let’s have a look how to create a starter GPO
- 6. Step-1:Open server manger and select Tools menu→ Group policy management
- 7. Step-2:Expand Forest → Domains → Domain controller
- 8. Step-3:Right click on Starter GPO and select new or Create Starter GPOs Folder
- 9. Step-4:Type new Starter GPO name and click Ok
- 10. Step-5:Right click assignment and select Edit
- 11. Step-6:Expand user configuration→ Administrative templates Then Select Desktop and required Items from the list
- 12. Step-7:Double click on Prohibit adding items and select Enable then apply → Ok
- 13. Step-8:Double click on prohibit deleting items and select Enable then Apply → OK
- 14. Step-9:Refresh tab of the Group policy management Wizard
- 16. Right click on Group policy objects and select new
- 17. Type name of the New GPO and click down arrow of source Starter GPO for required starter GPO
- 19. Right click domain controller and select link an Exiting GPO and select Group policy objects
- 20. We can see the GPO Link Enable in the following Picture
- 21. Now we will see the process of creating GPO backup
- 22. To create GPO Back Up Right click on exiting GPO then click Back up
- 24. Now we will see how to restore GPO from GPO backup
- 25. Right click on a GPO and click on Restore from backup
- 26. Specify the location of GPO backup folder
- 27. Thank You