Group Policy
Group Policy objects (GPOs). You can link GPOs to domains, sites and organizational units (OUs). For even more control, GPOs can be applied according to the results of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) filters, although WMI filters should be used sparingly because they can significantly increase policy processing time.
The Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) is a built-in Windows administration tool that enables administrators to manage Group Policy in an Active Directory forest and obtain data for troubleshooting Group Policy. You can find the Group Policy Management Console in the Tools menu of Microsoft Windows Server Manager. It is not a best practice to use domain controllers for everyday management tasks, so you should install the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) for your version of Windows.
Group Policy is an integral feature built into Microsoft Active Directory. Its core purpose is to enable IT administrators to centrally manage users and computers across an AD domain. This includes both business users and privileged users like IT admins, and workstations, servers, domain controllers (DCs) and other machines.
Organization Unit (OU)
Create a NEW OU-
Inside OU I am creating another OU.
Created multiple OU Structure
Now Applying Policy in Created OU.
Group Policy.
Open the Group Policy Management from server manager
So here creating and applying new policy as per privacy
Right click on particular Department and create GPO(Group Policy Object)
Here, applying restriction to access control panel
Created the group policy to particular department.
So now need to disable control panel access.
Right click and click to edit policy
Once you will edit GP Management edit will open.
Right click and edit and enabled
Once you have applied the policy also need to update the policy
So, open command promt as Administrator
Gpupdate /force
Disabled Network from OU
Now allowed to open advanced Network TCP/IP Setting
System Restriction
Not allowed to change password and task manager
Not allowed to redirecting profile folder
Creating new policy to Disable USB
Edit group policy.
User Configuration > Administrative Templates > System >
Removable Storage Access and click it.
Apply and click okay
Disable Taskbar
Backup Group Policy
As a sysadmin in a week or months take the full GPO Backup.
So here taking full GPO Backup.
So, now taking particular policy backup.
USB Drive GP Backup and Taskbar.
Restore Group Policy
If by mistake I have deleted Taskbar Group policy
Go to group policy object click to restore from backup.
Select next
Select the backup restoration location
If by mistake policy deleted from Group policy objects
Need to right click on Group policy objects
Click on manage backups
And select the backup location
Click to restore
If by mistake deleted from Group Policy from ou.
So now deleted taskbar policy
In this scenario we can copy from Group policy objects.
Paste here,
So now again group policy restored in ou and group policy objects.
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