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Lab 25 Group Policies 2 and Powershell 2
We'll create a GPO that sets the password policy and sets certain restrictions on users. User folders will map to the home drive (H: or P: depending on what you set it to). Let's get started.
- We are going to use the users contained in the Organizational Unit called OU_Sales. If you don't have this setup, review Lab03.
- We are going to use the User's own shares here as well. If you don't have User shares setup refer to Lab04.
- Change the default domain group policy object and change the password policy to require passwords to be changed only after 1 year.
- Add a GPO for the "OU_Sales Team" and set the following:
- Set the background to a image of your choice.
- Redirect the Documents folder to the home directory.
- Restrict users from bringing up the task manager.
Documentation
Document the OU created in the appropriate page. Document the Group policy in an appropriate page.
Video Grade Guide
Topics |
Points |
Logon to CPTE230W and show that the GPO is working. |
25 |
Show that you have the correct home directory mapped |
25 |
Show that the Documents folder is going to the correct place |
25 |
Show the documentation |
25 |