TechNet Radio: STB News Bytes - What’s New for Group Policy in Windows Server 2012
- Posted: Jan 03, 2013 at 4:00 AM
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Karen Forster and Microsoft Group Policy MVP and CTO and Founder of SDM Software Darren Mar-Elia join us for today’s show as they discuss what’s new in Group Policy for Windows Server 2012. Tune in as they discuss Darren’s review of what’s new and what’s important in GP such as improved troubleshooting, remote group policy updates, infrastructure status and much, much more. Check out Darren’s review here!
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- Windows IT Pro – “Group Policy Design Best Practices”
- TechNet Magazine – “Optimizing Group Policy Performance”
- SDM Software – GPO Exporter
Videos:
- TechNet Radio: What’s New in Active Directory for Windows Server 2012
- TechNet Radio: STB News Bytes – Delivering the Cloud OS
- TechNet Radio: STB News Bytes - “Taking a Look at Windows Server 2012”
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