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To verify that the policy setting has been modified as desired in the GPO, open the GPO in the Group Policy Management Editor and double-click the policy setting to display its properties . You can also select the GPO under the Group Policy Objects node in the GPMC and then select the Settings tab in the details pane to view details concerning all configured policy settings within the GPO .

know the registry setting associated with the policy setting. a simple way to obtain this information is to download the Group policy Settings Reference spreadsheet for Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 from the Microsoft Download Center, open it in Microsoft Office Excel, select the administrative Templates worksheet, find the row that has the name of the policy setting under the policy Setting Name column, and then find the registry key and value name for the policy under the Registry Information column for the selected row. Note that this spreadsheet doesn t state the value type or range of possible values of the registry value to determine this (if it s not obvious), you can enable, disable, or otherwise configure the policy setting on a test computer and then open the registry value for the policy using Registry Editor to view the results.

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To configure a preference item in a GPO, follow these steps:

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Right-click the GPO or its associated GPO link in GPMC and select Edit to open the GPO in the Group Policy Management Editor . Expand the Preferences node under either Computer Configuration or User Configuration as desired .

Right-click a preference setting node and select the appropriate menu option to create, replace, update, or remove a preference setting, as shown here .

You can also use the Get-GPPrefRegistrySetting cmdlet to configure preference items using Windows PowerShell . For more examples on how to use the Group Policy cmdlets, see the Windows PowerShell section of the Group Policy Team Blog on Microsoft TechNet at http://blogs.technet.com/grouppolicy/archive/tags/PowerShell/default.aspx. diReCt FRoM tHe SoURCe

group Policy Settings vs. group Policy Preferences*

The following list summarizes the steps EFS performs to encrypt a file: 1. The user profile is loaded if necessary. 2. A log file is created in the System Volume Information directory with the name Efsx.log, where x is a unique number (for example, Efs0.log). As subsequent steps are performed, records are written to the log so that the file can be recovered in case the system fails during the encryption process. 3. Base Cryptographic Provider 1.0 generates a random 128-bit FEK for the file. 4. A user EFS private/public key pair is generated or obtained. HKEY_CURRENT_USER \Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\EFS\CurrentKeys \CertificateHash identifies the user s key pair. 5. A DDF key ring is created for the file that has an entry for the user. The entry contains a copy of the FEK that has been encrypted with the user s EFS public key. 6. A DRF key ring is created for the file. It has an entry for each Recovery Agent on the system, with each entry containing a copy of the FEK encrypted with the agent s EFS public key.

ne way to think of Group policy is as a set of rules that you can apply throughout the enterprise. although you can use Group policy to manage servers and

workstations running Windows 2000 or later, Group policy has changed since it was first implemented with Windows 2000. For Windows Vista with Sp1 or later and Windows Server 2008, Group policy includes both managed settings, referred to as policy settings, and unmanaged settings, referred to as policy preferences. When you deploy the Group policy CSEs to Windows Xp with Sp2 or later, Windows Vista, or Windows Server 2003 with Sp1 or later, these older operating systems can use Group policy preferences as well.

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