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2015-10-15 • News

Azure Active Directory Group Policy

[![AADLogo](/uploads/2015/10/AADLogo-150x116.png)]()Today Microsoft announced Azure AD Domain Services Preview that allows Azure IaaS system to be joined to a cloud (Azure) based Active Directory. This feature also enabl...

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2015-08-19 • News

Remote Server Admin Tools for Windows 10

[![img0_768x1366](/uploads/2015/07/img0_768x1366-150x150.jpg)]()Microsoft has just released the Windows 10 version of the Remote Server Admin Tools. This is an addon to Windows 10 that gives you all the remote mana...

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2015-08-05 • News

Windows 10 Administrative Templates

[![img0_768x1366](/uploads/2015/07/img0_768x1366-150x150.jpg)]()Microsoft has now release the Windows 10 Administrative templates. These are similar to the files in the Policy Definitions folder under the Windows d...

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2015-07-08 • News, Tutorials

Edge Group Policy Settings

[![EdgeLogo](/uploads/2015/07/EdgeLogo-150x150.jpg)]()With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft has now also released their new web browser call Edge. This browser will be installed side Internet Explore by default on m...

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2015-06-27 • Group Policy FAQ

What does GPO stand for?

A GPO when referring to Microsoft Technologies is short for a Group Policy Object. A Group Policy Object is a Policy object that is saved into Active Directory that can be applied to Users of Computers. The object itself has a list of settings that c...

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2015-06-27 • Group Policy FAQ

How do I open the Group Policy Managment Console?

The Group Policy Managment Console (a.k.a. GPMC) is the tool that is used to modify Group Policy Objects. By default it is _not_ installed on Windows computers. If you are running a version of Windows before Windows 10 1803 you will need to first ins...

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2015-06-27 • Group Policy FAQ

What is Group Policy?

So, this is a really simple question and obvioulys for the more experience Windows IT Professional this is probably a no brainer question. However, just like eveyone else that started in the IT industry we all started know nothing so this is actually...

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