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Group-Policy in Windows 10 -- Tutorial for EVERYTHING about it....

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So it has come to the unfortunate yet inevitable time that my Net admin program has slid over to the MCSA course/cert; for those that aren't aware, it is a Microsoft 10 course with 2 text books and shit ton of mind-numbing numpty lessons throughout it. MY 12 year old cousin could pass it so me being a cocky Linux user, I have been waiting for test day then spend first 2 hours of class skimming every-page for the occasional acronym i need to know or the occasional actually intermediate-expert information that Microsoft squeezes in between all the crap in their books. So anyways I coasted through 3 tests and have my last one before my exam on Friday (or maybe Monday idk.).
So anyways, today he was giving us a lesson on group policy and i kind of ignored it for the first minute knowing that I have briefly used it and have changed a few users rights and privileges and some minor stuff like password rules so with basic knowledge of it and the test being a multiple choice & true or false rather then a practical (which is how I keep my 79-82% average).
I caught something he said during his lecture and stopped typing my code immediately, I sounded important, yet foreign to me... Fu*k I would've paid attention! He also outright said it will be on the test so I began paying attention, staying 30 minutes late to pick up and absorb as much as I can. There is so much more to group policy then I thought.
It seems you can puppet master every standard users account from your admin account.
I have a Win10 VM running right now at home and my textbook open so I am going to read all 3 chapters first before the test instead of skimming and find some resources for group policy I can work with on my VM to physically do it or else I'll only retain 50 % of chapter. I need to mix written knowledge with actually physically doing a task to absorb it.__________________________________________________
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Anyone know of any extensive tutorials for getting into the deep and dirty of group policy, also if there are any that apply to business, enterprise or large scale networks that would be perfect because that will be my future employment.
Most Needed: Tutorials, E Books (pref short ones), Articles, Forums, Blogs or anything at all related to those topics.
[b]Extras[/b]: Azure, Azure-RemoteApp, In-tune, App-V
Also doing: Hyper-V (got that pretty down pat though, I use V-box so not hard to convert for school.)
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I need to not just pass this test but nail it to get back to my normal average and begin catching up on all the time I fucked up. Don't ever let a bitch get into your head or you will lose out on whats important. Net-Sec and making money, not pussy (well not always the case lol)
I need to pass this course so I can gt back to my hobbyist programming, find a low paying admin job to gain experience then continue to do what needs to be done to enter the white-hate security field. But if I fuck up Network Administrative Professional I shouldn't bother trying for security degrees. I just wanted to start small with hardware/software, operating systems, visualizations, servers, controlling networks, everything about networks and be a thorough and impressive network admin before I start to enhance my programming a bit and begin my journey to Ethical-Hacking and working my dream position. I'm just worried this one bad month of being cocky and per-occupied has potential endangered the future, don't stay to far from Microsoft, it's everywhere... For now.

Thanks Everyone!
Sorry I overlooked your thread. Frankly, I wouldn't even know where to start. Group policies are a deep and boring topic. I'm pretty good with GPOs, but it was a gradual process.

However, I would suggest you study policies for Windows Server administration. That is where most are offered and administered. It'll encompass everything your looking for when it comes to desktop editions of Windows. You have to consider you cannot really understand certain policies if you don't know the service or technology; such as with Kerberos or BrancheCache.

Here's some ebooks from my google drive. I used them for the last two courses I took for a degree. Everything else I have is paperback.
https://drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=0B-uTnIUaONoLZ3BqeHF2Vlo1bzg
https://drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=0B-uTnIUaONoLMlhWNlJxX0tlN2s

Outside of books, you can read the explain tab of the policy or simply google search it and read Microsoft docs.
(May 29, 2017 02:29 PM)datguy.dev Wrote:  Sorry I overlooked your thread. Frankly, I wouldn't even know where to start. Group policies are a deep and boring topic. I'm pretty good with GPOs, but it was a gradual process.

However, I would suggest you study policies for Windows Server administration. That is where most are offered and administered. It'll encompass everything your looking for when it comes to desktop editions of Windows. You have to consider you cannot really understand certain policies if you don't know the service or technology; such as with Kerberos or BrancheCache.

Here's some ebooks from my google drive. I used them for the last two courses I took for a degree. Everything else I have is paperback.
https://drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=0B-uTnIUaONoLZ3BqeHF2Vlo1bzg
https://drive[WARNING POSSIBLY INFECTED]google.com/open?id=0B-uTnIUaONoLMlhWNlJxX0tlN2s

Outside of books, you can read the explain tab of the policy or simply google search it and read Microsoft docs.

Awesome I didn't have these books. I am taking my Exam for MCSA in a few weeks so maybe buzzing through the important chapters will help.
I had a project where the instructor gave us a metric shit-ton of tasks to achieve in GPOs for our virtual Server 2012 R2 machine that is a domain controller and use the GPOs to controller all its forest, computers, which are really just a bunch of other VMs. So after that I had a pretty good grasp on group policy and using it. But I could always learn more.

Thank you very much, I thought no one would ever respond to this thread.
Maybe you need a windows manager to help you


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