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configuration settings for passwords, account lockouts, and Kerberos. they must be linked to the domain to affect settings for the domain
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account policies
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files containing settings used by the GPO Editor to define the registry key that should be changed, the options, and a description of the effects
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administrative templates
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a setting in the Group Policy configuration for a domain or organizational unit that prevents settings from GPOs higher in the tree from being inherited
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Block Policy Inheritance
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a command-line utility that recreates the Default Domain Policy and the Default Domain Controllers Policy
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Dcpgofix
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a user configuration setting that redirects folders from the local user profile to the server.
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Folder redirection
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GPOs are assigned to a site, domain, or OU by linking them. You can link a single GPO to multiple locations
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GPO link
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a command-line utility that is equivalent to RSoP
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Gpresult
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a command-line utility that forces the update of Group Policy on a workstation or server.
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Gpupdate
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It replaces the portion of the secedit command that was used to refresh Group Policy in Windows 2000
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Gpupdate
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the collection of objects in Active Directory that holds GPOs and their settings
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group policy container (GPC)
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a set of files and folders in the SYSVOL folders that holds settings and files for a GPO
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group policy template (GPT)
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Security policy settings relating to IPsec configuration
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IP Security policies
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a scripting language that you can use to write login, logoff, startup, and shutdown scripts. It is similar to JavaScript
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JScript (.js)
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a GPO that is strored on the local computer, and is only available on the local computer. AKA local GPO
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local computer policy
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a wide variety of settings for auditing, user rights, and security options.
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local policies
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a script that runs when a user logs off
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logoff script
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a script that runs when a user logs on
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logon script
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a computer configuration setting that changes the processing of user configuration settings.
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Loopback Processing Mode
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when in effect, a user's settings from the GPOs that apply to the computer is used rather than the GPOs that apply to the user
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Loopback Processing Mode
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a link setting that prevents policies linked at a lower level from having priority over the settings in the GPO
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No Override
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a security policy setting that defines group membership
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restricted groups
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a tool used to show how settings are applied, and which GPO supplied a particular setting
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Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP)
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the collection of user configuration and computer configuration settings located on Windows Settings, Security Settings. You can update these using security templates
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security policy
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an .inf file that contains settings for some or all of the computer settings in a security policy
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security template
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an MMC snap-in that edits existing security templates or creates new ones
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Security Templates snap-in
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a script that runs when a computer is shut down
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shutdown script
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a script that runs when a computer starts up
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startup script
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Collections of registry entries that are used to control Windows 9x and Windows NT workstations
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system policies
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the normally undesired effect of leaving permanent changes in the Windows registry, even after the policy no longer applies
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tattooing the registry
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a scripting language that you can use to write logon, logoff, startup, and shutdown scripts. It is based on visual basic
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VBScript (.vbs)
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the Windows implementation of Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) that used a common set of interfaces to present information about a computer system in a consistent way across a variety of rolls and platforms
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Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
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Security policy settings that configure settings for wireless access
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Wireless network (IEEE 802.11) policies
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