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kevkid
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Registered: Feb 2001 Location: Arvada, Colorado Country: USA State: Certifications: A+, MCP 4.0, W2K 210, 215 Working on: MCSE W2K
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GPO's?
Hello everyone,
Im studying for the 215 test. The study materials Im using are CBT Nuggets, NewRiders Server book, study guides found on the net and some practice tests. I see people that have taken and passed the test say they had alot of questions regarding GPO's. In the study material that Im using...they only brush across GPO's. Even the study guides for 215 have very little on this subject. My question is ..where can I find study guides that expains GPO's in a more indepth manner? Can someone please point me in the right direction. Im off to check the MS site now about this.
Many thanks...
Kevkid
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Registered: Nov 2001 Location: Country: Great Britain (UK) State: Certifications: MCP, MCSA, MCSE, MCSD, MCDBA, A+, CCNA, i-Net+, M CIW SD, CIW P, CIW Associate Working on: CCNP (2/4)
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04-18-02 04:04 PM
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kevkid
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Thanks Frank,
Im looking at a slide show about GPO's. Its frying my brain. Is it me or is there sooo many security setting for user, groups, share permissions, NTFS permissions, local policy, user policy, domain policy, computer policy, special group policy???? AAAAHHHHH.....
*sigh*.....
Thanks....
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04-18-02 04:40 PM
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kevkid
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Registered: Feb 2001 Location: Arvada, Colorado Country: USA State: Certifications: A+, MCP 4.0, W2K 210, 215 Working on: MCSE W2K
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Now...I just read that 217 focuses more on GPO's than 215. Even on the CBT nuggets ....GPO's are covered on the 217 disk.
Any advice??
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04-18-02 11:49 PM
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kevkid
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LOL..thanks for the advice Wicket.
I want to run...but...I know I can pass this test.
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Hmmm ........
Though I would like to do what Wicket suggested in the MS MCSE Training Kit for Windows 2000 Server it states that you should learn/know the following:
Explain the structure of group policies, including group policy objects, containers and templates
Explain the hierarchy of applying group policies, including the rule of inheritance and methods for modifying inheritance of policies
Use the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in to create a group policy object and modify the settings in that object
Use the Group Policy snap-in to specify group policy settings for computers and users
The problem with MS exams is that they will include parts of other exams, if only briefly, in exams other than the specified exam (for example Server is covered in the Professional exam)
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Frank,
That was very nice of you to follow up on this post. Thank you for the information. I will take the necessary steps.
KevKid
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How about this Question .....
This a question I posted not so long ago ...
http://examnotes.net/forums/showthr...&threadid=32316
I read the link you gave and understand your problem. Although it has been quite a while now since I took this test and I'm sure I had some GPO questions.
Is there anyone out there who can clarify this .....
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