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06-Configuring User Environments Using Group Policies

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Module Overview



• Configuring Group Policy Settings


• Configuring Scripts and Folder Redirection Using
Group Policies


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Lesson 1: Configuring Group Policy Settings



• Options for Configuring Group Policy Settings


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Options for Configuring Group Policy Settings



<b>Enable / Disable</b>



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Demonstration: Configuring Group Policy Settings


Using the Group Policy Editor



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Lesson 2: Configuring Scripts and Folder


Redirection Using Group Policies



• What Are Group Policy Scripts?


• Demonstration: Configuring Scripts with Group Policies
• What Is Folder Redirection?


• Folder Redirection Configuration Options
• Options for Securing Redirected Folders


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What Are Group Policy Scripts?




Group Policy script settings can be used to assign:
• For computers


 Startup scripts
 Shutdown scripts


• For users


 Logon scripts
 Logoff scripts


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Demonstration: Configuring Scripts with


Group Policies



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What Is Folder Redirection?



<b>Folder redirection allows folders </b>
<b>to be located on a network </b>


<b>server, but appear as if they are </b>
<b>located on the local drive </b>


<b>Folder redirection allows folders </b>
<b>to be located on a network </b>


<b>server, but appear as if they are </b>
<b>located on the local drive </b>


The folders that can be redirected are:
• My Documents (Documents in



Windows Vista)


• Application Data (AppData in Windows Vista)
• Desktop


• Start Menu Extra folders that can be redirected <sub>in Windows Vista are:</sub>
• Contacts


• Downloads
• Favorites


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Folder Redirection Configuration Options


<b>Accounting</b>
<b>Users</b>
<b>Accounts</b>
<b>N-Z</b>
<b>Accounts</b>
<b>A-M</b>
<b>Accounting</b>
<b>Managers</b>
<b>Anne</b>
<b>Misty</b>
<b>Priva</b>
<b>te</b>
<b>Priva</b>
<b>te</b>
• <b>Use basic Folder Redirection when </b>


<b>all users save their files to the </b>


<b>same location</b>


• <b>With advanced Folder Redirection, </b>
<b>the server hosting the folder location </b>
<b>is based on group membership</b>


• <b>Target folder location options:</b>


• <b>Redirect to the users </b>
<b>home directory </b>


• <b>Create a folder for each user </b>
<b>under the root path </b>


• <b>Redirect to the </b>
<b>following location </b>


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Options for Securing Redirected Folders



<b> Full control-subfolders and files only</b>


Administrator
Security group of
users that


<b>put data on share </b>
Local System


<b>Creator/Owner </b>



• <b>None </b>


• List Folder/Read Data, Create Folders/Append
Data - This Folder Only


• <sub>Full control</sub>


<b>NTFS permissions for root folder</b>


<b> Full control-subfolders and files only</b>
<b>Creator/Owner </b>


Security group of
users that


<b>put data on share </b>


• Full control


<b>Share permissions for root folder</b>


%Username% • Full control, owner of folder
• None


• <b>Full Control </b>


<b>NTFS permissions for each users redirected folder</b>


Administrators
<b>Local system </b>



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Demonstration: Configuring Folder Redirection



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Lesson 3: Configuring Administrative Templates



• What Are Administrative Templates?


• Demonstration: Configuring Administrative Templates
• Modifying Administrative Templates


• Demonstration: Adding Administrative Templates for
Office Applications


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What Are Administrative Templates?



<b>Administrative Templates </b>
<b>sections for </b>


<b>computers are:</b>


• <b>Windows components</b>


• <b>System</b>


• <b>Network</b>


• <b>Printers</b>


<b>Administrative Templates </b>
<b>sections for users:</b>



• <b>Windows components</b>


• <b>Start menu and taskbar</b>


• <b>Desktop</b>


• <b>Control panel</b>


• <b>Shared folders</b>


• <b>Network</b>


• <b>System</b>


<b>Administrative Templates allow you to control the environment of </b>
<b>the operating system and user experience</b>


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Demonstration: Configuring


Administrative Templates



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Modifying Administrative Templates



<b>ADMX files:</b>


• <b>Are extensible </b>


• <b>Can be edited with any text editor</b>


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Demonstration: Adding Administrative Templates



for Office Applications



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Discussion: Options for Using Administrative


Templates



• What Administrative Templates are deployed in your
organization now?


• What desktop settings would you like to implement for
users in your organization?


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Lesson 4: Deploying Software Using Group Policy



• Options for Deploying and Managing Software Using
Group Policies


• How Software Distribution Works
• Options for Installing Software


• Demonstration: Configuring Software Distribution
• Options for Modifying the Software Distribution
• Demonstration: Modifying Software Distribution
• Maintaining Software Using Group Policies


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<b>Preparation</b>


<b>1</b>


<b>1</b>



Options for Deploying and Managing Software


Using Group Policies



<b>Deployment</b>


<b>1.0</b>


<b>2</b>


<b>2</b>


<b>Maintenance</b>


<b>2.0</b>



<b>3</b>


<b>3</b>


<b>Removal</b>


<b>4</b>


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How Software Distribution Works



<b>Windows Installer</b>


<b>Windows Installer service</b>


Fully automates the



software installation and
configuration process
Modifies or repairs an
existing application
installation


<b>Windows Installer service</b>


Fully automates the


software installation and
configuration process
Modifies or repairs an
existing application
installation


<b>Windows Installer package contains</b>


Information about installing or
uninstalling an application


An .msi file and any external source
files


Summary information about the
application


A reference to an installation point


<b>Windows Installer package contains</b>



Information about installing or
uninstalling an application


An .msi file and any external source
files


Summary information about the
application


A reference to an installation point


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<b>Software </b>
<b>Distribution </b>
<b>Point</b>
<b>Software </b>
<b>Distribution </b>
<b>Point</b>


Options for Installing Software



<b>Publish software </b>
<b>using document </b>
<b>activation</b>
<b>Publish software </b>
<b>using document </b>
<b>activation</b>

<b>?</b>


<b>Publish software </b>
<b>using Add or </b>


<b>Remove </b>
<b>Programs</b>


<b>Publish software </b>
<b>using Add or </b>


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Demonstration: Configuring Software Distribution



In this demonstration, you will see how to deploy a


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Options for Modifying the Software Distribution



<b>Options:</b>


<b> Software can be categorized in the Add Programs applet </b>





<b> Software deployment can be customized using MST files</b>





<b> File extensions can be associated with particular applications</b>


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Demonstration: Modifying Software Distribution



In this demonstration, you will see how to:


• Create software categories


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Maintaining Software Using Group Policies



Mandatory upgrade


<b>Users can use </b>
<b>only the </b>


<b>upgraded version</b>


Optional upgrade


<b>Users can decide </b>
<b>when to upgrade</b>


Selective upgrade


<b>You can select </b>
<b>specific users for </b>
<b>an upgrade</b>
<b>2.0</b>
<b>1.0</b>
<b>2.0</b>
<b>2.0</b>
<b>1.0</b>
<b>Deploy next </b>
<b>version of the </b>


<b>application</b>



<b>Deploy next </b>
<b>version of the </b>


<b>application</b>


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Discussion: Evaluating the Use of Group Policies


to Deploy Software



• What are the advantages of using group policies to deploy
software?


• What are the limitations?


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Lab: Creating and Configuring GPOs



• Exercise 1: Configuring Scripts and Folder Redirection
• Exercise 2: Configuring Administrative Templates


• Exercise 3: Verifying GPO Application


Logon information


Virtual machine <b>NYC-DC1, NYC-<sub>CL1 </sub></b>
User name <b>Administrator</b>


Password <b>Pa$$w0rd</b>


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Lab Review




• You have configured folder redirection for an OU, but none
of the user’s folders are being redirected to the network
location. When you look in the root folder, you observe


that a subdirectory named for each user has been created,
but they are empty. What is the problem?


• You have an .MSI file for a small application that you want
globally available to all users and computers in an OU.


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Module Review and Takeaways



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Beta Feedback Tool



• Beta feedback tool helps:


 Collect student roster information, module feedback, and


course evaluations.


 Identify and sort the changes that students request, thereby


facilitating a quick team triage.


 Save data to a database in SQL Server that you can later


query.


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Beta Feedback




• <b>Overall flow of module:</b>


 Which topics did you think flowed smoothly from topic to


topic?


 Was something taught out of order?


• <b>Pacing:</b>


 Were you able to keep up? Are there any places where the


pace felt too slow?


 Were you able to process what the instructor said before


moving on to next topic?


 Did you have ample time to reflect on what you learned? Did


you have time to formulate and ask questions?
• <b>Learner activities:</b>


 Which demos helped you learn the most? Why do you think


that is?


 Did the lab help you synthesize the content in the module?


Did it help you to understand how you can use this


knowledge in your work environment?


 Were there any discussion questions or reflection questions


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