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Group Policy: Preferences Extension Data Structure Enables the Group Policy administrator to manage and deploy Group Policy preferences. Preferences settings are specified by using an XML file. This extension has both and implementations. The extension enables the Group Policy administrator to invoke the preferences extension on his or her computer to define, maintain, and associate settings with a GPO. The client-side extension is invoked by the core Group Policy engine on the Group Policy client to read the XML preferences file specified by the GPO and apply its preferences configuration to the Group Policy client computer. The Group Policy: Preferences Extension supports both computer and use policy modes. in computer policy mode applies to the Group Policy
Extension: Protocol Specification Sequencing Rules Periodic Computer Core Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol Specification 1.3.3, Policy Application Periodic Computer CSE Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol Specification 3.2.5.1.10, Extension Protocol Sequences Periodic User Policy Core Application [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol Specification 1.3.3, Policy Application Periodic User CSE Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol Specification 3.2.5.1.10, Extension Protocol Sequences User Logoff Scripts Group Policy Scripts Extension: Protocol Specification 3.2.5, Message Processing Events and Sequencing Rules Computer Shutdown Scripts Group Policy Scripts Extension: Protocol Specification 3.2.5, Message Processing Events and Sequencing Rules Example 2: Applying Policy on the Group Policy Client The interaction with the in uses a pull model, in which the Group Policy client polls a Group Policy server to check for new user . When the Group Policy client discovers the Group Policy server, the client performs two sets of queries to on the Group Policy server using LDAP as a transport. The first set of queries determines which GPOs have been assigned. The second set of queries determines attributes of the relevant policies, discovers the location of the policy files, and determines any exclusionary WMI filtering for GPOs. The Group Policy client then checks the link speed and processes any relevant filters to potentially filter down the collective list of extensions.
Index A 63 Administering group policy — administrative tool 57 44 Applying group policy — group policy client 55 Architecture 53 49 58 24 security ( 61, 63) 44 53 53 C 58 84 Coherency requirements 61 60 60 49 5 Considerations 63 61 D 53 57 55 53 54 E 49 58 64 Extensibility Microsoft implementations ( 64, 82) 58 F Functional architecture 53 49 58 24 security ( 61, 63) 44 53 24 G 17 H 58 I Implementations - Microsoft ( 64, 82) 61 22 53 61 5 M Microsoft implementations ( 64, 82) N 60 O Overview 44 24 5 P 53 82 R 22 61 Requirements coherency 61 60 60 58 24 53 S Security considerations ( 61, 63) 49 58 44 24 System use cases 57 55 53 54