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Group Policy
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When deploying printers by group policy (GPO) 1000 is the default before you can no longer see anymore in the print manager. Microsoft has a work around to fix this issue . 1. On a DC open ntdsutil from the command prompt. 2. type ldap policies 3. type connections 4. type connect to the DC name 5. type quit 6. type show values 7. note the value for MaxPageSize 8. type set maxpagesize to # 9. type commit changes 10. type show values 11. note the new value 12. type quit twice
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July 22, 2010Open Group Policy Management Edit an existing policy or create a new policy. Navigate to Computer Configuration ->Policies->Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Registry. Right click the Registry and click Add Key. Choose the Registry key you want to change. Configure the appropriate permissions. Choose the proper setting from the Add Object dialog box. Link or enforce the policy accordingly.
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July 10, 20101. Install group policy manager on a PC that has the service you to want to disable on it 2. Right Click on Group Policy Objects and click New 3. Name the Policy Accordingly 4. Now select that GPO and right click and hit Edit 5. Select Computer Configuration -> Window Settings -> Security Settings -> System Services 6. In the list of services select the service you want to disable 7. Right click and select properties 8. Click Define this policy setting leave security at default 9. Set service startup mode as disabled. Click ok 10. Right click on the OU you want to apply this policy to and click Link Existing GPO 11. Find the policy and click ok
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April 27, 2010Had a customer needing there computers to get computer policy and certificates a lot of there users were not getting the update computer policy after a reboot so I made the suggestion lets use a login script so I created a login.bat file and dropped in the following text gpupdate /target:computer /force I was targeting the computer policy just to save time on the script. I then went into AD and added the script to the users. User Properties->Profile->Login Script I copied the script onto there domain controller %SystemRoot%SYSVOLsysvolscripts As users login they were getting the updated group policy worked like a champ.