Tag: Windows

0015 - GPO (Group Poliy Object) - Account Lockout & Device Timeout Policies (Screensaver)

0015 – GPO (Group Poliy Object) – Account Lockout & Device Timeout Policies (Screensaver)

This video looks at the Default Domain Policy and how we can amend this to create a security policy that helps aid against multiple incorrect password attempts for an AD User Account. (Account Lockout Thresholds)
Furthermore, we then look at creating a new GPO (Group Policy Object) which forces a ‘lock-out’/Screensaver to initiate.

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0014 - Managing AD - Disable, Delete & Restore AD Objects

0014 – Managing AD – Disable, Delete & Restore AD Objects

This video follows on from 0007 – Creating a Domain. ADDS – Active Directory Domain Services. DNS – Domain Name Services. & 0012 – Creating AD Groups – Assigning Local Administrator Privileges to an Endpoint Device

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0012 - Creating AD Groups - Assigning Local Administrator Privileges to an Endpoint Device

0012 – Creating AD Groups – Assigning Local Administrator Privileges to an Endpoint Device

This video looks at creating Active Directory (AD) Groups and Assigning them to an Endpoint Device

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This video looks at utilizing the server naming convention to replicate a hierarchy within AD (Active Directory Users and Computers).

0009 – Organising AD with OUs (Computer & User OU’s)

This video looks at utilizing the server naming convention to replicate a hierarchy within AD (Active Directory Users and Computers).

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0008 - Adding a Device to the Domain. Microsoft Windows 10 Endpoint & Microsoft Windows Server 2019.

0008 – Adding a Device to the Domain. Microsoft Windows 10 Endpoint & Microsoft Windows Server 2019.

This video looks at adding a Microsoft Windows 10 Endpoint Device and a Microsoft Windows Server to the domain.

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0007 - Creating a Domain. ADDS - Active Directory Domain Services. DNS - Domain Name Services.

0007 – Creating a Domain. ADDS – Active Directory Domain Services. DNS – Domain Name Services.

This video looks at the initial creation of a Microsoft Windows Domain.

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