Windows Server 2019 Group Policy Explained

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• Thank you very much Mr. Andy for serving us. It was very helpful. Appreciate you

• Hi Andy, Thank you for this information, I have been learning a lot with you. One of my questions is, Is there a site where we can practice Group Policies? Like a virtual environment or something similar? Again Thank you very much for this video.

• Thank you Sir, This was amazing video. I am new to this Windows Server and the way explained it has answered many of my questions. Thank you very much. Appreciate for uploading this informative video.

• This video was awesome to refresh knowledge. I was expecting some words around LSDOU maybe you can cover up later

• Didn't answer a basic question – in which order the GPO is applying?

• I am so glad I found another video of this topic with you Mr Malone! I think something that would've been amazing to cover in this video is the use of the loopback configuration for computers! Some settings only show up for users and this was confusing at first 😭

• This was a wonderful presentation, well-paced, well spoken and very informative. I wish you would cover the last bit about the resultant policy inheritance, what the ordering and numbers on that tab means, and which of the two enforced (higher up and lower down) policy will take precendence and if they will merge. Second, I cannot wrap my head around User Configuration setting in a GPO linked to the top level computer OU for example, and if security filtering will let me filter the policy to apply onto to specific users in a security group that logon to all computers under that computer OU.

• Thank you!

• Great video! any recommendations on my path of learning for a helpdesk position?

• Excellent explanation sir

• I want to know how can i restrict non-admin users to access This PC app, CMD, Control panel and PowerShell. This query is specific to Windows server 2019 and newer versions.

  Also I want to allot specific storage limit to each users (non-admin users).

• thankyou Sir

• Was there anything new mentioned since Windows Server 2003? I think the title could also be "Windows Server 2003-2019 Group Policy Explained".

• Thanks for the video

• Awesome Video! Thanks Andy 🙂

• Thank you andy sir! I am really appreciated from you… May ALLAH give you happy andlong life 🙏

• Hello Andy. Great explanation on GP's. Thanks. I did not get the (dis-) advantage on (en-) forcing/ waterfalling mech'm on the inheritage policy mech'm. what is it for? is it for having sec-pol's distributed also/only to london, but not for the marketing dep't?

• Excellent! More Please using actual VMs and seeing them applied.

• I really enjoy how you are performing your lectures and I am getting directly the meaning of them. I am a Cyber Security Consultant working on Azure AD and your lectures for Windows Server AD helped me perceive how things are working on-prem and on the respective services of cloud. Keep up with those videos, you are a gold standard in instructing.

• Clear and concise. Excellent, thank you.

• Thank you sir it was very useful you cleared a lots of things

• Excellent explanation. Well done Sir.

• Thanks Mr. Andy it was really very helpful very easy to understand. Keep continue…

• Awesome video 👍

• Andy these are FANTASTIC. Thanks so much for your videos. Question: Can I still deploy printers to my users and/or computers using Group Policy?? I've read where that has been removed because of security reasons. Your thoughts??

• Very nice Videos that you make.

• is there any way to use this group policy to block websites for all users on the network ! Lan and Wifi. I tried many ways and could not get it done, and router URL filter cant block many of Https websites.

• Your videos are great, learning lots. Keep them coming. Subscribed 🙂

• Thank you.

• Great video. Thank you.

• The best tutorial ever in terms of group policy

• Very clear and precise. Many thanks

• Thanks Andy well done GPO

• Often in ITILS organizations, we do not have the possibility to control via console what the administrators have established on the Backoffice side, but we have to understand how the policies on the client side are working. Can you give us a series of useful client-side commands to check the applied Policies and know what inherits?

• Andy, just found your series and really enjoy them. Question; when reviewing Azure AD, is there any type of canned microsoft report or download that would highlight each individual user showing each individual group and each individual application that they are associated with? The purpose would be for a regular review of those membership to ensure the appropriate allocation of each based on current job role (to account for transfers etc within the organization). The Governance reviews appear to only be purposeful for 'approve' or 'deny' decisions from the license as a whole but not from sharepoint groups, distribution lists etc. Going through one by one is rather tedious, as you can imagine.

• Big thumbs up for you Mr. Andy Malone. Really it was very helpful to me. I am expecting more videos from you.

• Very very important information and video, waiting for all your videos on Windows Server series relevant to Windows Server Migration, Windows Server OU MIGRATION, Windows Server Provisioning, Windows Server Certificate Creation and Generations and Installation, Windows Server Backup Management, Windows Server Automations using Powershell and various other technical troubleshooting scenarios for Windows Server

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