Re: GPO with roaming profiles
- From: "Kurt Roggen" <kurtroggen@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 14:23:09 +0200
It all depends what you're trying to do...
In some cases roaming profiles could be replaced with gpo & scriptings...
For example:
1.) keep you connected printers -> use print script in gpo
2.) config mail profile -> build custom outlook package or script
3.) application config -> build custom outlook package, script or create adm
template
Again it all depends what you are trying to do???
Best practices should always be
1.) Use folder redirection for My Documents and Application Data,
2.) Optimize Roaming profiles through gpos (exclude specific folders such as
desktop,etc) - Adm templates\System\User profiles
--
Kurt Roggen
http://www.blogontheweb.com/roggenk
"Carl O" <carlo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:LcUDe.98984$wr.86054@xxxxxxxxxxx
>I dont understand. Roaming profiles and group policies are seperate things.
>What kind of application settings are being set by group policy?
>
> Roaming profiles are mostly files. GPO is a set of rules applied to
> accounts.
>
> What kind of settings are you trying to set in the GPO can you give
> examples of programs or settings?
>
>
> "Edy" <edywerder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1121887780.442778.265790@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I heard an opinion GPO with application settings are useless with
>> roaming profiles since GPO settings are getting overwritten by the
>> roaming profile.
>>
>> Is this true.?
>>
>> I thought some GPO applies also when a user is logged in. This would
>> also mean GPO are written to roaming profile.
>>
>> Regards
>> Edy
>>
>
>
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