“ After taking Jeremy's class, I was able to create and troubleshoot Group Policy in our environment. Others tried to convince me that the "Microsoft Standard" is to have one huge policy, but roubleshooting that policy for them was a nightmare. After they saw how easy it was to create smaller, less complicated policies, troubleshooting became a piece of cake. ”

David Nietrzeba, Server Administrator, University of Toledo

“ [I] used the tools he demonstrated and those tools saved me a lot of time and money. ”

Will Fahim, Senior Network Engineer, County of Orange, CA

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What's new:

  • Some notes (6/6/08):

    • The blog is now RSS enabled. Find the ATOM link at the bottom of the home page.
    • The forum is being converted from phpBB to "Fireboard" which plugs in really nicely to the new web system. People with existing Community Forum accounts will be contacted directly with some specific instructions about how to maintain their ability to post.
    • I've decided the next public week for classes is: Atlanta. Aug 25 - 29th. Make sure you get your seat EARLY. Click on "Training & Workshop" in the left navigation.
    • Do you have a blog or website that gets people's attention? Consider being a GPanswers.com Partner (Affiliate.) The program is super easy to use. Get paid when people sign up for classes using your links. Easy! Click "Partner Program" in the left navigation.

     

    Thanks team !

Jeremy's GP Blog

RSS feed back online.. and Check out Jerry C @ TechEd
May 22, 2008

 

 Hey team... the RSS feed was obliterated when we went to "GPanswers 2.0."

But it's back up now. You can find the RSS link at the bottom of the home page.

Also, a quick note that frequent contributor Jerry C is holding a cool session at TechEd.

Definitely catch it!

BOF920 Let's Get Real: What Are "The" Best Practices for Windows Group Policies?
Friday, June 13 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM 
Moderator: Jerome (Jerry) Cruz
Session Type: Birds of a Feather


3000+ configurable settings with Windows Server 2008 (and almost that many with Windows Vista) and now they add Group Policy Preference Extensions, why that's 21 "brand new" sets of things to configure. What's an Admin to do and where do we start? Should I script it or build an ADM template? Or is that an ADMX template? Any pros or cons to choosing between them? Can I set something up with a GPO, but still allow my users to have "some" choice? How do I do that? Rocket Science seems easier than this. So, last year we talked about what new things we wanted in the area of Group Policies. Well, we got a lot of it, now what can we do with it? Let's discuss what the "New Best Practices" for Group Policies are!
 
Big day in GPanswers.com Land !
May 14, 2008

Hey Team.. Jeremy here.

Good news and better news !

The good news is that we just went LIVE with the new GPanswers.com web site.

Notice anything? Well, there are some key changes, but the most important one is that you'll now need a log-in ID to access some of the material. Just register, confirm your email, and you're golden ! Totally free; but it's how this new system works.

The other good news is that I got the new GREEN BOOK. I got two cases in stock, and about  a fifth of the pre-orders got theirs shipped. I expect the other remaining six cases to come THIS WEEK, so I'll get them out the door just as fast a possible.

Thanks for being part of the GPanswers.com team ! 
 
4 Minute Video Interview
May 02, 2008

After my speech at MMS. Learn a little about why GP Prefs need to be understood differently, and how they're troubleshot accordingly. Enjoy.

http://tinyurl.com/5oze8b

 
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