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Some Virts about the benefits of group policy group policy the powerful administrative tool you can
use Gippi always to push various certains to a large number of users and computers because you can apply
them to different levels from local computer to domain.
You also can focus the settings precisely primarily you use group policy to configure settings that
you do not want to be configured by users.
Additionally you can to use group policy to standardize desktop environments on all computers in an
O you or in an entire organization.
You also can use group policy to provide additional security to configure Simond ran system settings
and some more purposes which will review a bit later.
So now let's review some of the benefits at play security settings in the Windows Server 2016 a system.
G.P.O..
Include a large number of security related settings that you can apply to both users and computers.
For example you can enforce settings for Windows Firewall and you can configure all that in and all
the security settings.
You also can configure full sets of user rights assignments.
The next benefit is managing desktop and application settings.
You can use group policy to provide a consistent desktop and application environment for all users in
your organization by using GPO.
You can configure each set and that affects the look and feel of the user environment.
You also can configure settings for some applications that support GPO and other benefit of user group
policies.
Deploying software this group also you can deploy software to use or sound computers you can use group
policy to deploy all software that is available in the adult MSIE format.
Additionally you can enforce automatic software installation or you can let users decide whether they
want the software to deploy to their computers but also know that deploying large software packages
with Gippi always mark not be the most efficient way to distribute an application to your organization's
computers in many circumstances.
It might be more effective to distribute applications as part of the desktop computer image.
So the next benefit of group policy is managing a Folder Redirection Rizla Folder Redirection option.
It is easier to back up users data files by a redirect than folders.
You also ensure that users have access to their data regardless of the computer they sign in on.
Additionally you can centralize all user's data to one place on a network server while still providing
a user experience that is similar to storing their folders on their computers.
For example you can configure a Folder Redirection to redirect the user's Documents folder to a shared
folder on a network server.
Another benefit of group policies configure and network certains by using group so you can configure
various networks set and so on client computers.
For example you can enforce certains to use wireless network to allow users to connect only to a specific
service set identifiers and Pteris predefined authentication and encryption certains you also can deploy
policies that apply to wire network certains and some Windows Server 2016 rolls use group policy to
configure the client side of services such as direct access.
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