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Dweuthen: /* Applying Policy Settings */

2020-07-15T14:29:32Z

Applying Policy Settings

Bmeyn at 16:36, 18 February 2016

2016-02-18T16:36:23Z

Bmeyn at 15:55, 18 February 2016

2016-02-18T15:55:44Z

Admin at 16:22, 9 July 2014

2014-07-09T16:22:36Z

Admin at 19:17, 30 June 2014

2014-06-30T19:17:43Z

Admin: Created page with "* Open the ''Group Policy Management Console''. * Right-click on the administrative folder ''Group Policy Objects''. * Right-click on the existing group policy object called '..."

2014-06-30T19:17:32Z

Created page with "* Open the ''Group Policy Management Console''. * Right-click on the administrative folder ''Group Policy Objects''. * Right-click on the existing group policy object called '..."

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* Open the ''Group Policy Management Console''.
* Right-click on the administrative folder ''Group Policy Objects''.
* Right-click on the existing group policy object called ''MailStore {{{2}}} Settings'' and select ''Edit...''.
* Expand ''User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > MailStore > MailStore {{{2}}}''.
*: [[Datei:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 08.png|500px|center]]

{{GPO Configuration {{{2}}}}}

To apply these settings to users, the group policy has to be linked to the corresponding user objects. Linking is done using organizational units (OU).
* Highlight the organizational unit (OU) which contains the desired user objects, right-click on the OU (''Seattle'' in the example below) and select the option ''Link an Existing GPO...''.
* In the dialog window ''Select GPO'', highlight ''MailStore {{{2}}} Settings'' and click on ''OK''.
*: [[File:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 09.png|500px|center]]
* Through the organizational unit the group policy is now linked to the user objects contained therein. The settings will become active the next time users log on to the Windows clients.

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 * Open the ''Group Policy Management Console''.
 * Right-click on the administrative folder ''Group Policy Objects''.
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 *: [[File:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 08.png|500px|center]]
 {{GPO Configuration {{{2}}}|{{{1}}}}}

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 *: [[File:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 08.png|500px|center]]
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+{{GPO Configuration {{{2}}}|{{{1}}}}}
 To apply these settings to users, the group policy has to be linked to the corresponding user objects. Linking is done using organizational units (OU).

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 * Highlight the organizational unit (OU) which contains the desired user objects, right-click on the OU (''Seattle'' in the example below) and select the option ''Link an Existing GPO...''.
 * In the dialog window ''Select GPO'', highlight ''MailStore {{{2}}} Settings'' and click on ''OK''.
-*: [[File:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 09.png|500px|center]]
+*: [[File:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 09.png|center]]
 * Through the organizational unit the group policy is now linked to the user objects contained therein. The settings will become active the next time users log on to the Windows clients.
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 * Right-click on the existing group policy object called ''MailStore {{{2}}} Settings'' and select ''Edit...''.
 * Expand ''User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > MailStore > MailStore {{{2}}}''.
-*: [[Datei:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 08.png|500px|center]]
+*: [[File:GPO {{{2}}} {{{1}}} 08.png|500px|center]]
 {{GPO Configuration {{{2}}}}}