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ExAdmin
Hi,
I've inherited an AD and I'm cleaning things up. One of them is the GPO
settings. Under Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Security
Settings>File System, there are literally thousands of settings there. I'm
not sure why they're there, but I think its causing the problem of slow boot
times and "Applying Security Settings". Does this sound correct?
Main questions:
-Is there any harm in removing these entries (I don't care if client
machines revert back to a basic permission state).
-Does anyone know of any application that would set this?
-Can anyone recommend a good doc/whitepaper that really gets under the hood
of GPOs?
Thanks,
Daniel
I've inherited an AD and I'm cleaning things up. One of them is the GPO
settings. Under Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Security
Settings>File System, there are literally thousands of settings there. I'm
not sure why they're there, but I think its causing the problem of slow boot
times and "Applying Security Settings". Does this sound correct?
Main questions:
-Is there any harm in removing these entries (I don't care if client
machines revert back to a basic permission state).
-Does anyone know of any application that would set this?
-Can anyone recommend a good doc/whitepaper that really gets under the hood
of GPOs?
Thanks,
Daniel