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“ I finally figured out how we would block out USB ports and games and lockdown users. This alone made the entire class an extremely valuable and fun learning experience. I learned how to use Vista’s event viewer to track a single event in group policy ‐ so easy but powerful! I learned how to set up various restrictions on a PC for different users. A tremendously valuable feature! I cannot wait to get back to the office and implement what I have learned. I highly recommend the whole week to anyone who has anything to do with Group Policy. Nothing beats these classes, nothing. ”
Mark Latham, PC Support Specialist, Mercy Regional Medical Center
“ After hearing Jeremy speak, I realized that I have a great deal of work to do. I came in knowing little about GP, except for the fact that it is a powerful tool. As a manager, I accompanied my co‐worker to this training so that I would get enough info to speak intelligently to him to express my wishes for my network. I believe that with your training and new books, my network engineer and I can confidently move forward. ”
Philip Taylor, CIO, Christian School District, State of Kentucky
Most companies spend a fortune in plainning and migrating to Active Directory. Then once they have Active Directory in place, the next logical question is "What do we do with it?"
Group Policy is what you do with Active Directory - you control and manage your clients and servers with the nearly limitless power it offers.
We have several classes to choose from including public, private, and sponsored classes.
This class is taught by Group Policy MVP and expert instructor Jeremy Moskowitz and other GPanswers.com expert instructors.
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“ 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
David Nietrzeba, Server Administrator, University of Toledo