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In The News |
Group Policy In The News
- Redmond Magazine articles:
- 5/2005 - "Extend the Limits of Group Policy"
- 2/2005 - "Real-World GPMC Troubleshooting"
- 6/2004 - "Group Policy DOs and DON’Ts"
- 9/2004 - "A Group Policy To-Do list"
- Windows IT Pro Magazine articles:
- 4/2005 - "10 Ways to Manage Desktops with Group Policy"
- 2/2005 - "Troubleshooting Group Policy-related Problems"
- 11/2004 - "Group Policy Management Tools"
- 8/2004 - "Windows XP SP2: Centralized Deployment and Defense"
- 7/2003 - "GPMC Scripting"
- O'Reilly articles:
- 3/2005 - "Powering Up Administrative Templates"
- 3/2005 - "Understanding Administrative Templates"
- Microsoft.com resources:
- 5/2005 - TechNet: "Understanding Group Policy Technologies for Desktop Deployment"
- A brief mention of how IT uses GPOs for regulatory compliance is discussed in this Shoptalk webcast slides 8,11 & 1
- A new book on Group Policy will be available soon and is titled "Microsoft® Windows® Group Policy Guide" and will be part of the full ResKit which is "Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Resource Kit
- Case studies:
- E-books:
- Implementing Group Policy Objects - Derek Melber
- Advanced Group Policy Objects - Derek Melber
- Troubleshooting Group Policy Objects - Derek Melber
- A Guide to Group Policy - Windows IT Pro
- White Papers:
- Using Group Policy for Enterprise Desktop Management - Kevin Sullivan
- Extending Group Policy with PolicyMaker - Jeremy Moskowitz
Comments:
From wallets and bag [61.36.79.149] - 8/19/06 5:00 PM
From evoskuil - 3/25/05 1:16 AM
I agree that the news idea is a bit lost, since there are only one or two links that constitute "real news." Vendor sponsorship may not be the best test for whether a document relates to third party products. I posted four ebooks that exclusively cover native Group Policy. The difference between the ebooks and the articles is the length. In fact one of the ebooks is a collection of published articles from Windows IT Pro. I'd suggest creating a page under 'Reference' for links to published reference material (ebooks, technical articles, whitepapers, case studies) and then keep the news page for current "news", such as the release of the cool new resource kit book.
From gpoguy - 3/22/05 9:40 AM
Many of these references are less news and more vendor-sponsored books and articles. Maybe we should put these on the 3rd party page lest they be confused with "real news"?
Last Modified 5/19/05 10:59 AM