viewing and editing this setting. ComboBox Policy Administration plug-ins are expected to present a simple list control that also allows manual editing for viewing and editing this setting. DropDownList Policy Administration plug-ins are expected to present a control that allows the user to select a single item from a drop-down list. Numeric Policy Administration plug-ins are expected to present a simple numeric control for viewing and editing this setting. ListBox Policy Administration plug-ins are expected to present a list user interface control for viewing and editing this setting. If not modified with "additive", this MUST be serialized to the format specified in Registry Policy Message Syntax (section ) with an instruction that is preceded by an instruction using the "***DeleteKeys" value (the quoted value string MUST be taken
Key Operation: An action and a List. The client plug-in is to take the action against that key for the values in the Value List. The operations allowed are to add values and delete values. List: A list of Name Value Pairs. Name Value Pair: A Value Name and a Policy Value. Value Name: A name defined by some application or system component vendor and used by the application or component on the client to obtain a value that signifies the behavior it is to adopt to conform to the administrator's policy. Policy Value: A Data Type and a Data Value. Data Type: The commonly understood concept of data type that describes how the Data is to be interpreted, whether as a string, integer, multiple-valued string, or a binary stream. Data Value: Physical data that is to be interpreted according to the Data Type specification. It is assumed that other components on the client will act on this interpretation of the Data Value to determine its behavior. Impersonation Token A token used to impersonate a user. Timers None. Initialization None. Higher-Layer Triggered Events Process Group Policy This extension is launched by the Group Policy: Core Protocol, which invokes this Process Group Policy event, whose abstract interface is specified in section 3.2.4.1, to apply policies handled by this extension. The SecurityToken abstract interface argument is saved in the Impersonation Token abstract data model element.
A Abstract data model administrative plug-in 22 22 22 policy 22 22 22 client-side plug-in 32 31 31 ADM-based policy 21 description message 46 39 52 51 38 14 Administrative plug-in abstract data model 22 22 22 policy 22 22 22 higher-layer triggered events 24 24 load policy 24 23 23 update policy 24 23 23 31 message processing 24 policy administration comment 27 28 28 26 30 26 description sequences 25 25 sequencing rules 24 policy administration comment 27 28 28 26 30 26 description sequences 25 25 31 23 46 ADMX file 39 72 58 19 10 B 8 56 C 11 78 Client-side plug-in abstract data model 32 31 31 33 32 35 33 33 35 32 CMTL file 52 76 CMTX file 51 74 D Data - abstract administrative plug-in
22 22 22 policy 22 22 22 client-side plug-in 32 31 31 21 E 21 Examples policy description message 46 39 52 51 38 37 37 F 11 56 Full XML schemas ADMX 72 58 56 76 74 56 G 6 H Higher-layer triggered events administrative plug-in 24 24 load policy 24 23 23 update policy 24 23 33 I 53 53 8 Initialization 23 32 6 L Local events 31 35 M Message processing administrative plug-in 24 policy administration comment 27 28 28 26 30 26 description sequences 25 25 33 Messages policy 21 description 14 19 21 14 21 14 12 12 12 N 7 O
8 P 53 Policy 21 description message 14 19 21 14 37 21 14 10 10 54 R 7 8 7 Registry 8 policy 37 messages 35 12 12 10 S 21 Security 53 53 Sequencing rules administrative plug-in 24 policy administration comment 27 28 28 26 30 26 description sequences 25 25 33 11 Syntax 12 12 T Timer events 31 35 Timers 23 32 78 12 12 Triggered events - higher-layer administrative plug-in 24 24 load policy 24 23 23 update policy 24 23 33 V 11 11 X 56 XML schemas ADMX 72 58 56 76 74 56