EdgeShow 46 - What's up with GPOs in Windows Server 2012

Posted: Dec 13, 2012 at 4:30 AM
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Rick Claus talks with Zachary Alexander, Program Manager in the Group Policy team, about all things to do with Group Policy and what's new with its administration and implementation in Windows Server 2012. Topics covered include:

Group Policy Infrastructure Status
Group Policy Results Reporting goodness
Group Policy remote GP Update!

News:

Microsoft Office 2012 is now available to customer via Microsoft Volume Licensing site

Show Me Something Cool!!!

Group Policy is already super cool

Resources:

The official Group Policy Team blog
Group Policy Search tool in Azure
Alan Burchill's blog on Group Policy (and WP7/WP8 app)

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