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1. FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION HOW TO
2. FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION INSTALL
3. FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION SOFTWARE
4. FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION WINDOWS

This action differs from Replace in that it only updates settings defined within the preference item. Modify settings of an existing mapped drive for users. If the drive mapping does not exist, then the Replace action creates a new drive mapping. The net result of the Replace action is to overwrite all existing settings associated with the mapped drive. The behavior of the preference item varies with the action selected and whether the drive letter already exists.ĭelete and recreate mapped drives for users. This type of preference item provides a choice of four actions: Create, Replace, Update, and Delete. (For more information, see "Drive map settings" in this topic.) (For more information, see "Actions" in this topic.)Įnter drive map settings for Group Policy to configure or remove. In the New Drive Properties dialog box, select an Action for Group Policy to perform. Right-click the Drive Maps node, point to New, and select Mapped Drive.

FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION HOW TO

When editing a GPO, you can find this preference extension at the following location:įor information about how to use this extension to create and configure a preference item, see the following topics: To create a new Mapped Drive preference item You configure the settings by editing a GPO using the Group Policy Management Console.

You can create and configure Mapped Drive preference items for any domain-based Group Policy object (GPO). Hide or show a single drive or all drives, both mapped and physical. Modify mapped drives and their properties.ĭelete all mapped drives or all mapped drives from a designated drive letter onward. For users, this extension allows you to:Ĭreate dynamic drive mappings to network shares.Ĭreate dynamic drive mappings to network shares using alternate user credentials. Group Policy includes the Drive Maps preference extension.

Preference items are available only in domain-based GPOs.

You can use item-level targeting to change the scope of preference items. The new preference item appears in the results pane. (For more information, see Configure Common Options.)Ĭlick OK. In the Properties dialog box, enter application settings for Group Policy to configure.Ĭlick the Common tab and configure any options desired. Right-click the Applications node, point to New, and select an application.

FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION WINDOWS

In the console tree under User Configuration, expand the Preferences folder, and then expand the Windows Settings folder. Right-click the Group Policy Object (GPO) that should contain the new preference item, and then click Edit. Open the Group Policy Management Console.

FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION INSTALL

You must install a preference plug-in before you can create and configure Application preference items.įor information about how to use this extension to create and configure a preference item, see the following topics: To create a new application preference item When editing a GPO, you can find this preference extension at the following location: You can create and configure Application preference items for any domain-based Group Policy object (GPO).

FIRSTCLASS CLIENT PREFERENCES LOCATION SOFTWARE

Software developers can create plug-ins for other applications using the Group Policy Software Development Kit ( ). The available settings vary with the application and version. For users, this extension allows you to configure settings for a specific version of an application for which you have installed a preference plug-in. Group Policy includes the Applications preference extension. The editor displays preference extensions under two categories: Windows Settings and Control Panel Settings. The Preferences node appears under Computer Configuration and User Configuration. The Group Policy Management Console allows you to configure preferences when you edit any domain-based Group Policy Object. This topic describes each of the nine Group Policy Windows Settings preferences and how to configure each using the Group Policy Management Console.