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Group Policy Capabilities
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Through Group Policy, administrators define the policies that determine how applications and operating systems are configured and keep users and systems secure. The following sections describe the key features of Group Policy.
Registry-based Policy
The most common and the easiest way to provide policy for an application or operating system component is to implement registry-based policy. With the new Group Policy Management Console (GPMC), described later in this paper, and the Group Policy Object Editor, administrators can define registry-based policies for applications, the operating system, and its components. For example, an administrator can enable a policy setting that removes the Run command from the Start menu for all affected users.
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