Showing posts with label Group Policy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Group Policy. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2009

Disable "Run" for domain users

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To disable "run" operation in start menu, do 1. Open group policy editor by running the command gpedit.msc 2. In the group policy ...
Friday, January 23, 2009

Set DNS Server group policy through command line

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To enable DNS Server group policy through command prompt, run the following command Assume server ip address to be added are 192.168.1.1,192...

Set Registration Refresh Interval through command prompt

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To enable and to set " Registration Refresh Interval " group through command prompt, one as to set the registry key " Registr...

Enable Connection Specific dns suffix group policy

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To enable connection specific dns suffix group policy , do the following, 1. Run the reg add command and set the " AdapterDomainName ...

Connection Specifix DNS Suffix Group Policy

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This policy supersedes the connection-specific DNS suffixes of the computers which are configured locally or configured using DHCP. To Enabl...

Enable Register DNS Records Connection Specific Dns Suffix group policy through command prompt

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To enable Register Dns Records Connection Specific Dns Suffix group policy through command , just set the registry key RegisterAdapterNam...

Enable TTL Set in the A and PTR records through command prompt

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To enable the group policy " TTL Set in the A and PTR records" , run the following command. reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Poli...

TTL Set in A and PTR Records Group Policy

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This policy determines the Time-To-Live (TTL) for A and PTR resource records registered by the host computers. To Enable this policy do...

Enable Update Security Level through command line

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The following illustrates on how to enable " update security level " through command line 1. To Enable update security level with ...

Enable Top Level Domain Zones group policy through command line

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To Enable " Update Top Level Domain Zones " group policy on command prompt, set the registry key " UpdateTopLevelDomainZone...
Tuesday, January 20, 2009

DNS Client Disable DNS Registration on command line

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DNS Client DNS Registration is also referred to DNS Dynamic Update. To disable " RegistrationEnabled " ( DynamicUpdate ) run ...

Enable Dynamic Update on command line

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To enable Dynamic DNS registration through command line, run the following command reg add " HKLM \SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Window...
Saturday, January 17, 2009

Update Top Level Domain Zones group policy

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By default , DNS client configured to perform dynamic DNS update will send dynamic updates to the DNS zone authoritative for its DNS resou...

DNS Update Security Level Group policy

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By default , no security is applied to dynamic updates of DNS resource records. But if this policy is enabled with various options, then se...

Register DNS records with connection-specific DNS suffix group policy

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This group policy applies only if " DynamicUpdate " group policy is enabled or "DynamicUpdate" group policy is " N...
Friday, January 16, 2009

Enable DNS Client Group Policy "DNS Servers"

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The following illustrates Enabling "DNS Servers" group policy. 1. Open group policy editor, using the command gpedit.msc. 2. In le...
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DNS Servers group policy

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DNS Client Group Policy " DNS servers" determines to which hosts to send queries when the DNS Client attempts to resolve DNS n...

Replace Addresses In Conflicts Group Policy

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This group policy allows DNS client to register its A resource record and overwrites an existing A resource record containing conflicting I...

Enable or Disable Registration Refresh Interval group policy

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To enable or disble Registration Refresh Interval group policy do the following 1. Run gpedit.msc command. 2. Traverse to DNS client node ...

Registration Refresh Interval group policy

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This group policy parameter determines the Registration Refresh Interval of HOST A and PTR resource records for hosts to which this policy i...