Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003 Administrator's Companion, 2nd Edition

Chapter 11. Administering Group Policy

• Components of Group Policy

• Managing Group Policies

• Creating a Group Policy Object

• Managing Group Policy Links

• Setting the Scope of Group Policy Objects

• Delegating Permissions on GPOs

• Refreshing Group Policy

• Backing Up a Group Policy Object

• Restoring a Group Policy Object

• Using Group Policy for Folder Redirection

• Using Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP)

• Summary

For many small to medium networks, the groups built into Microsoft Windows Server 2003 can, with perhaps a little tweaking, provide perfectly adequate security. However, larger networks and those with special needs might not be able to alter the groups to provide all the levels of security needed. In those instances, Group Policy can give administrators a degree of ...