Started GP shows have been available for use since Windows Server 2008 and an a feature within group
policy that allows you to create a template that can be used by creating new group policies.
This means however that you can't apply a star to GPO directly to an organizational unit a starter GPO
can only be assigned to a new group policy at the time it's created.
An example of this being if you have multiple sites within your company that might need the same initial
settings.
For example options relating to power management or system we still put different settings a site level
where a company doesn't want to apply this centrally via normal GPO.
To view the available staff a GPO is click on the star so GPO is option on the left hand side of the
screen.
This will then display the default style so GP goes along with any custom ones that have been created
either by you or other system administrators at your company.
Note that if you are accessing starts a GPO for the first time you will be prompted to create the staff's
GPO folder.
Once this folder has been created it will be accessible via the source file folder.
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in more detail later on in the course to create a new start a GPO right click on the starter G.P.S.
folder and then click new type in a name and description and then click okay to edit the GPO you're
just created right click on it and then click.
Address the policy settings dialog box should then appear on screen like a normal group policy you've
got user configuration and computer configuration and options that can be configured however with a
starter GPO as opposed to a normal GPO onto the user configuration on computer configuration options
only the administrative templates can be configured meaning that the options here are somewhat limited.
From my own experience start a GPO are not normally used in commercial environments and if different
settings are required for different locations the company would simply create multiple normal group
policy objects and apply them to the various organizational units as appropriate.
Now that we've gone over start the GPO.
Let's move on to group policy model in.