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Group Policy Settings
In this project you will:
Deploy Software to computers and users then create a shutdown script. You will also use Group Policies to create a folder redirection policy and use filter options to find a policy.
Step 1 – Deploying Software to a computer – On Server
Objective: Create a software installation policy and deploy a software package to a computer.
1.Log on to Sever and Windows 10 as Administrator
2.On server, open File Explorer, and create a folder called SoftDeploy on the C volume.
3.Right-click SoftDeploy, point to Share with, and click Specific people. In the File Sharing dialog box, type Authenticated Users in the text box at the top, and then click Add. Leave the default permission Read and the entries Administrator and Administrators in the permissions list. Click Share, and then click Done.
4.In File Explorer, double-click the SoftDeploy folder, and create a subfolder named GPMCScripts. (GPMC Sample Scripts is the name of the utility you’re deploying.) Close File Explorer.
5.On your host computer, click start then in the search box type \\80dell\mit403 , copy and paste the GPMCSampleScripts file to your GPMcScripts folder on your server.
6.Right-click Start and click Run. Type \\SXXXXXXX\SoftDeploy\GPMCScripts in the Open text box, and click OK.
7.On Server in Server Manager->Tools->Group Policy Management console, click the Group Policy Objects folder, and create a GPO in it named SwInst by Right-Clicking the Group Policy Object and selecting New then typing SwInst in the name box and then click OK. Right-click SwInst and click Edit. In the Group Policy Management Editor, expand Computer Configuration, Policies, Software Settings, and Software installation.
8.Right-click empty space in the right pane, point to New, and click Package. In the Open dialog box, type \\SXXXXXXX\SoftDeploy\GPMCScripts, and press Enter. Click the GPMCSampleScripts file, and then click Open.
9. In the Deploy Software dialog box, leave the default option Assigned. Notice that the
Published option is grayed out because you can publish a software package only in the User Configuration node. Click OK. The Advanced option enables you to set additional options for package deployment, but for now, stick with the default deployment options.
10.You see the Microsoft GPMC Sample Scripts file in the right pane (see Figure below). Right-click
Microsoft GPMC Sample Scripts and click Properties. Click each tab to get an idea of the available options for deploying a software package. Click Cancel to close the Properties dialog box, and close the Group Policy Management Editor.
11.In the Group Policy Management console, link the SwInst GPO to the Advertising OU by right-clicking the Advertising OU and selecting Link an Existing GPO.
12.For more reliable processing of software installation policies, you should configure another group policy setting. Right-click DEFAULT DOMAIN POLICY, which is linked to the domain, and click Edit to open it in the Group Policy Management Editor. Expand Computer Configuration, Policies, Administrative Templates, System, and Group Policy. In the right pane, double-click Configure software Installation policy processing. Click Enabled, and then click Allow processing across a slow network connection and Process even if the Group Policy objects have not changed. Click OK, and close the Group Policy Management Editor.
13.Microsoft GPMC Sample Scripts isn’t actually an executable program; it’s a collection of scripts that can be used with the Group Policy Management console. Open File Explorer, and navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Group Policy. Double-click the GPMC Sample Scripts folder to see a bevy of scripts for managing Group Policy.