What
is mean Group policy?
Group policies
are collections of user and computer configuration settings that can be linked
to Local Computers, Sites, Domains, and OUs to specify the behavior of users’
desktops.
What is LSDOU?
Its group policy inheritance model,
where the policies are applied to Local machines, Sites, Domains and Organizational
Units.
How can you find the client,
last modified Group policy applied or not?
Through Gpresult -z (or) RSOP
How frequently is the client
policy refreshed?
90 minutes give or take.
Where is secedit?
It’s now gpupdate.
What is NO Override policy?
It is force to apply the policy.
In case the child organization unit
configured with Block policy inheritance,
No override policy will force to
apply the policy
Why doesn’t LSDOU work under
Windows NT?
If the NTConfig.pol file exists, it
has the highest priority among the numerous policies.
What is the default group
policies store location?
%SystemRoot%System32\GroupPolicy
What are GPT and GPC?
Group policy template and group
policy container.
Where is GPT stored?
%SystemRoot%\SYSVOL\sysvol\domainname\Policies\GUID
How to take the group policy
backup?
Through the Group Policy Management
Console we can take the backup.
Default Domain Policy:
This policy is linked to the Domain
and its settings affect all users and computers in the Domain.
Default Domain Controllers
Policy:
This Policy is linked to the Domain
Controllers all and it affects all domain controllers with in this object. As
domain controllers are added to the domain, they are automatically placed in
this OU and are affected by any settings applied with this policy.
What are the Software
Restriction Rules?
There are four rules are there they
are...
ü Hash
Rule
ü Certificate
Rule
ü Internet
Zone Rule
ü Path
Rule
Resultant Set of Policy
Wizard:
There are Two Modes within RSOP
that allow the previous functionality. These modes are as follows
Planning Mode
Logging Mode
Planning Mode:
This mode allows administrators to
simulate the effect of policy settings prior to implementing them on a computer
or user. This mode is beneficial when planning for growth or changes to your
organizations. You can use planning mode to test the effects to changes to
group policy on your organization prior to deployment in addition you can use
planning mode to simulate the results of a slow link on a GPO in to simulating
the loop back process..
Logging Mode:
This mode queries existing policies
in the hierarchy that are linked to sites, domains, domain controllers and
Organization units. This mode is useful for documenting and understanding how
companioned policies are affecting users and computers. The results are
returned in an MMC window that can be saved for later reference.
Group Policy Slow Link
Detection?
The group policy service determines link by using the Network Location
Awareness (NLP) services to sample the current TCP traffic, between the client
and the domain controller. This sampling occurs during the preprocessing phase
of group policy, when the group policy service relies on communicating with a
domain controller to retrieve computer and user specific information and group
policy object within scope of the computer or user. The GPO service asks the
NLP service to start sampling TCP bandwidth on the network interface that hosts
the domain controller. Soon after the group policy service discovers a domain
controller. The group policy service continues through the preprocessing phase
by communicating with the domain controller to discover the role of the current
computer (member or domain controller) the logged on user, and group policy
objects within scope of the computer or user, then the group policy service
requests the NLA service to stop sampling the traffic and provide an estimated
bandwidth between the computer and the domain controller based on the sampling:
group policy considers a link slow when the NLA service sampling is lower than
500kbps. Administrators can use a policy setting to define a slow link for the
purpose of applying group policy.
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