Here you are going to learn how to reduce costs and increase efficiencies in your network. The student will discover how to integrate the administration of an enterprise’s IT infrastructure with group policy, and the control and management of computer systems and domain users operating Windows Clients and Windows Server. Additionally, developing group policies, executing administrative and security templates, and examining the most appropriate practices for software packages deployment. In short, students acquire the learning and experience on how to optimize the networks and systems, uncover suitable practices for software deployment, and execute security and administrative templates at the enterprise level.
At the end of this course the participants will be able to:
Features and functions of Group Policy
Use Group Policy management tools to manage security policies
Design a Group Policy infrastructure
Group Policy processing architecture
Back up, restore, import, and copy Group Policy Objects through the Group Policy
Management Console
Use Windows PowerShell to manage Group Policy
Implement security using Group Policy
Configure the desktop environment with Group Policy
Configure roaming profiles and Folder Redirection
Assign and publish software packages
Implement AppLocker and software restriction policies
Create and deploy Administrative Templates
Configure Group Policy preferences
This course is primarily intended for employees catering enterprise networking for help desk assistance, network design, and system administrative procedures.
Configuration Management Overview
Configuration Management Using Group Policy
Group Policy Features Introduced with Later Versions of Windows
Using Windows PowerShell in the Configuration Management Process
Viewing the Policies of a a Domain Joined Server
Preparing Windows 8.1 Client for Domain Policies
Preparing Windows 7 for Domain Policies
Define configuration management
List the ways you can use configuration management in Windows
Describe the new Group Policy features available in the latest versions of Windows
Local and Domain Policies
Using Group Policy Management Console
Understanding Group Policy Refresh
Working with Multiple Local Policies
Installing RSAT on a Member Server
Installing the GPMC on Windows 8.1 Client
Basic Group Policy Management
Installing the GPMC on Windows 7
Describe the advantages of using domain policies instead of local policies
List the capabilities of the Group Policy Management Console
Describe the requirements for installing the Group Policy Management Console
Explain how to use the different GPMC features to create and manage policies
Describe the elements of the gpupdate command
Design Stages for a Group Policy Infrastructure
Planning your Group Policy Design
Designing Your Group Policy Solution
Deploying Your Group Policy Solution
Managing Your Group Policy Solution
Creating an OU Structure for Group Policy
Delegating GPO Management
Creating Starter GPOs
Installing and Configuring the AGPM
Describe the four stages of implementing Group Policy
Explain how to plan Group Policy in accordance with a companys requirements
Describe the guidelines that you should follow when you create new GPOs
Explain how to manage Group Policy by delegating administration and setting permissions
Group Policy Components in AD DS
Understanding the Group Policy Deployment Order
Modifying Group Policy Processing
Working with Multiple GPO Levels
Using the Block Inheritance and Enforce Options
Implementing Security Filtering
Creating a WMI Filter
Working with Loopback Processing
Describe the Active Directory components that you can use to deploy Group Policy
Explain the order in which Group Policy is deployed in Active Directory
Describe the methods that are available to modify Group Policy processing
Using Group Policy Troubleshooting Tools
Integration of RSoP Functionality
Using Logging Options
Backing Up, Restoring, Importing, and Copying GPOs
Building Migration Tables
Using Tools for Troubleshooting
Backing Up and Restoring GPOs
Describe the Group Policy troubleshooting tools
Describe the GPMC tools that have RSoP functionality
Describe the GPO logging tools used to obtain more detail about the GPO processing issues
Explain how to back up, restore, import, and copy GPOs using the GPMC
Explain how to build migration tables
Exploring the Windows Security Architecture
Securing User Accounts
Exploring Security Policies
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
Implementing Domain Security
Using the Security Compliance Manager
Configuring Enterprise Auditing through Group Policy
Configuring Restricted Groups
Using Security Templates
Creating a Windows Firewall Policy
Describe the Windows security architecture
Explain how to secure user accounts with Group Policy
Explain how to harden computer accounts
Explain how to control the domain security policy with a GPO
Managing UAC Settings
Defending Against Malware
Using AppLocker to Restrict Software
Implementing Windows 8 App Security Settings
Implementing UAC
Using Windows Defender
Using AppLocker to Restrict Software
Windows 8.1 Client Lock Screen and App Policies
Describe UAC
Describe the AppLocker features
Explain the features of Windows 8 Apps
Exploring Script Types and Controlling Script Execution
Defining the Desktop, Start Menu, and Taskbar Settings
Defining the Control Panel Settings
Defining the Windows Components Settings
Configuring the Printer Management and Pruning Settings
Defining the Network Settings
New Settings for Windows 8 Client and Windows Server 2012
Using Logon Scripts
Configuring Desktop Settings
Managing Windows Components
Configuring Printers with Group Policy
Managing Network Settings
Describe the startup, shutdown, logon, and logoff scripts and settings.
Identify the many ways to control the user desktop, Start menu, and taskbar settings
Explain how to restrict the Control Panel settings
Explain how to restrict operations that users can perform in Windows Explorer, Windows Internet Explorer, and Remote Desktop Services
Explain how to configure the printer management and pruning settings
Describe the network settings
Configuring Folder Redirection
Managing Offline Files
Implementing User Experience Virtualization
OneDrive for Business
Preparing for Folder Redirection, Offline Files, and UE-V
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