Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - GPO Client Setting

The video tutorial explains how to use Group Policy Objects (GPO) to manage client systems. It covers folder redirection, allowing users to access folders from any location. The tutorial details configuring software deployment through GPO, highlighting the advantages and limitations. It also explains deploying scripts using GPO, with options for startup, shutdown, logon, and logoff scripts.

What is the primary benefit of redirecting folders to a network location using GPO?

• Increased local storage space

• Access from any client sign-in location

• Enhanced security features

• Improved system performance

Which option allows you to redirect everyone's folder to the same location in folder redirection?

• Advanced

• Basic

• Custom

• Not configured

What happens when software is assigned to a computer configuration in Group Policy?

• The software requires manual installation

• The software is available in add/remove programs

• The software installs when the computer boots up

• The software installs when the user logs in

What is a limitation of using Group Policy for software deployment?

• Slow deployment process

• Limited to MSI packages

• Complex management

• Requires additional client software

What is the advantage of using Group Policy for software configuration?

• Requires extensive management

• Built-in and ready to use

• Supports all software types

• Provides detailed reporting

Which scripting languages can be used for script deployment in Group Policy?

• HTML and CSS

• Python and Ruby

• Java and C++

• Vbscript, Jscript, and PowerShell

How can a script be configured to run at user logon?

• By using a third-party tool

• By setting it in the computer configuration

• By configuring it in the user configuration

• By adding it to the startup folder