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| kennym55 2003-01-08, 4:57 am |
| In preperation for the 70-218 exam I have been working thru "Step by Step Guide to Understanding the Group Policy Feature Set" for on technet Windows 2000 Sever How to Resources. I see how and have done the "Editing a Group Policy Object" and understand that well.
When trying to "Add or Browsing a Group Policy Object Link" I don't see how to get to that part. There is a picture on page 11 of that paper that I can not seem to understand how to get to. The figure number is 6 "Add a Group Policy Link".
If anyone has worked thru this a gets the results as stated in the paper I would like to know how to do this. Linking is an important part of learning the Group Policy.
Thanks,
Kenny | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-08, 11:49 am |
| Do you mean something like this ..... | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-08, 11:51 am |
| have copied an image to a .doc file that I am trying to attach...... | |
| kennym55 2003-01-08, 7:02 pm |
| Nope not at all.
What I see on my compute with Windows 2000 Server and AD installed is different from what is show in the Step by Step guide.
This what the guide says it should
look like. | |
| kennym55 2003-01-08, 7:11 pm |
| This is what mine looks like.
Man I am having trouble uploading files
the size that works.
The question is, Why is mine different from what the guide shows?
I understand the explainations on what linking does. | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by kennym55
This is what mine looks like.
Man I am having trouble uploading files
the size that works.
The question is, Why is mine different from what the guide shows?
I understand the explainations on what linking does.
arrrrggg is a nightmare to follow this post with attachments!! better is to put the images just on the posted windows to better understand the issue.
and donīt use bmp files!! bmp are not compressed. remember to convert image files to jpg or gif, audio to mp3 or wma. | |
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| GPO can only be used on OUs, Sites and Domains.
If you want to test GPOs, you can make an OU, add a user to the OU, properties of the OU, GPO, new, edit the GPO and done! | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-09, 1:58 am |
| Hey Alex,
Sorry for being a dummy, but can you show me how to put an image in the posted message rather than a file.
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| quote:
Originally posted by sanjbatra
Hey Alex,
Sorry for being a dummy, but can you show me how to put an image in the posted message rather than a file.
the immage must be compressed on JPG or GIF and have image size of 300 x 300 pixels to aviod resize....
select attach file....... browse.... search the file, ok, done.....
example: | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-09, 8:38 am |
| Thanks Alex.
p.s. what a cutie !
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| kennym55 2003-01-09, 8:44 am |
| ok here goes. I am putting this gif from
the Step by Step guide from the How to on Microsoft technet.
I know how to edit a Group Policy and I know you to add new OU's, users etc. That is NOT the issue. What the issue is I do not see how to get the "Add a group Policy Link" like below. thanks for the help on pasting the gif. | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-09, 8:48 am |
| Err...try again dude ! | |
| kennym55 2003-01-09, 8:49 am |
| ok here we go again.
what is the world am I doing???? | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-09, 8:50 am |
| hmmmmmmm.... | |
| kennym55 2003-01-09, 8:58 am |
| OK now you have the idea.
I do not get this view of
"Add a Group Policy Object Link"
with the 3 tabs. "Domains/OUs,
Sites, and All. I get a diffent view.
If you want I can see if I can paste what I see. OK. | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-09, 9:00 am |
| Show us what YOU get | |
| kennym55 2003-01-09, 9:21 am |
| Sorry not able to convert the file.
But it is the 5th reply on previous.
my reply is "group policy link on my pc.
as "link.bmp" that is what I get. OK
thanks for being patient.
How do I convert a bmp image to a gif?? | |
| kennym55 2003-01-09, 10:14 am |
| ok. I think I got it. Not too good on this
but will do better next time.
This is what mine looks like.
I used 123Graphics converter!!!!!! | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by kennym55
Sorry not able to convert the file.
But it is the 5th reply on previous.
my reply is "group policy link on my pc.
as "link.bmp" that is what I get. OK
thanks for being patient.
How do I convert a bmp image to a gif??
why you can`t convert the file?
what OS are you using?
You can use additional 3rd parties graphics software or if you use Win Xp you can convert with PAINT!!!
look: | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by kennym55
OK now you have the idea.
I do not get this view of
"Add a Group Policy Object Link"
with the 3 tabs. "Domains/OUs,
Sites, and All. I get a diffent view.
If you want I can see if I can paste what I see. OK.
For add a new gpo, just locate the container when you want to add the new GPO and click Properties, GPO, NEW....
look: | |
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| You can see on this image GPOs applied to an OU: | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-09, 5:32 pm |
| Well done Alex.
jajajaja
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| cm2gj 2003-01-09, 10:55 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by sanjbatra
Well done Alex.
jajajaja
yes!!!!!!
is a full working GPO enviroments..... | |
| kennym55 2003-01-10, 5:07 am |
| Everyone is tap dancing around the real
issue.
How do I get this???????????? | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by kennym55
Everyone is tap dancing around the real
issue.
How do I get this????????????
kenny.
for make a nice capture, you must edit the image.
capture with ALT + Prt SCREEN, paste the captured screen on PAINT and CROP the desired area. | |
| kennym55 2003-01-10, 7:06 am |
| ERRRRR try again.
here it is
I would like to know how to edit group policy to get "add a group policy link" | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by kennym55
ERRRRR try again.
here it is
I would like to know how to edit group policy to get "add a group policy link"
the most easy way to add a group policy
1- in a OU
2- right click
3- select properties
4- select Group Policies
5- Click new to add the new GPO
6- Edit the GPO | |
| Turbodog 2003-01-10, 7:53 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by cm2gj
the immage must be compressed on JPG or GIF and have image size of 300 x 300 pixels to aviod resize....
select attach file....... browse.... search the file, ok, done.....
example:
Where do you select attach file? I see browse, but I can't find where you select attach. | |
| kennym55 2003-01-10, 12:41 pm |
| PLEASE.
I can make new OUs', Edit and understand all that.
Take a close look at this. I do want to
know how to ADD a Group Policy Object Link" | |
| Turbodog 2003-01-10, 5:03 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by kennym55
PLEASE.
I can make new OUs', Edit and understand all that.
Take a close look at this. I do want to
know how to ADD a Group Policy Object Link"
Basically, just select the GPO from the list and choose OK or double-click it. If you click the site tab you will find GPOs linked to sites, similarly, the all tab will list all the GPOs. Simply select the GPO you want to add and either click OK or double-click it. Also, you have a look in box, like you have when you are selecting Groups, Users, or Computers from an ACL. Simply select the correct place to look in.
The list of GPOs will consist of both active and disabled GPOs. Disabled GPOs are GPOs that are not currently active. To delete or disable a GPO, simply select the GPO from the list and choose the delete button or right-click it and choose delete. You will be presented with a dialogue offering the choices to disable it or permanently delete it. If you think you may reuse the GPO at some later time, simply disable it instead of permanently deleting it. You should always keep your GPOs to a bare minimum for better performance, therefore, disable any unused and unnecessary GPOs.
Could you tell me, where I select attach to attach an image to a post like you guys are doing? | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by Turbodog
Where do you select attach file? I see browse, but I can't find where you select attach.
when you click browse, a new windows looking for a file appears... search the file, click OK and submit your post.... | |
| Turbodog 2003-01-10, 10:22 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by cm2gj
when you click browse, a new windows looking for a file appears... search the file, click OK and submit your post....
Well that's what I've been doing, but when I submit the post, the attachment does not appear. Also, it doesn't appear when I preview the post; should it appear when I preview the post also?
Lets see, I trim the jpeg or gif image down to 300 x 300 and save it first. When I attempt to post it, I click the browse button below, find the file I saved in the open file dialog that pops up, select it, and click OK. When I preview the post, the attachment isn't present, and also when I submit the post, the attachment is still not present. What I am I doing wrong? | |
| cm2gj 2003-01-10, 10:56 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by Turbodog
Well that's what I've been doing, but when I submit the post, the attachment does not appear. Also, it doesn't appear when I preview the post; should it appear when I preview the post also?
Lets see, I trim the jpeg or gif image down to 300 x 300 and save it first. When I attempt to post it, I click the browse button below, find the file I saved in the open file dialog that pops up, select it, and click OK. When I preview the post, the attachment isn't present, and also when I submit the post, the attachment is still not present. What I am I doing wrong?
on the examnotes homepage, check your profile options. | |
| Turbodog 2003-01-11, 12:34 am |
| quote:
Originally posted by cm2gj
on the examnotes homepage, check your profile options.
Thanks, I got it. At least for me, if I preview first, it doesn't work, but if I skip preview and just submit, it works. | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by Turbodog
Thanks, I got it. At least for me, if I preview first, it doesn't work, but if I skip preview and just submit, it works.
so?.......
i want to see a post with a image.... come on!!  | |
| Turbodog 2003-01-11, 12:56 pm |
| When you click on the delete button to delete a GPO, a dialog box will pop up offering you two options. Reference below: | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by Turbodog
When you click on the delete button to delete a GPO, a dialog box will pop up offering you two options. Reference below:
the image donīt have resolution.
why? | |
| Turbodog 2003-01-12, 3:28 pm |
| quote:
Originally posted by cm2gj
the image donīt have resolution.
why?
Probably because I was in a hurry? | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by Turbodog
Probably because I was in a hurry?
oh.......
maybe..... | |
| sanjbatra 2003-01-13, 12:28 pm |
| hows this image ... |
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