How do I add a management template to the Group Policy Editor?

Group PolicyThe function is very powerful, and the importance of system administrators is self-evident. Similarly,Manage templatesIs an important part of group policies. They provide policy information for group policy management projects.

The management template is saved as a. adm file in the INF folder of the Windows 2003/XP/system folder. These. adm files are essentially some text files. Four template files are installed in the Group Policy by default. Their names and functions are as follows:

1) System. adm: Used to set System policies;

2) Inetres. adm: used for InternetExplorer policy setting;

3) Wmplayer. adm: used to set the WindowsMediaPlayer policy;

4) Conf. adm: Used to set NetMeeting policies.

In Windows 2003/XP/, you can add a management template in the Group Policy Editor window. The procedure is as follows:

Step 2: Open the Group Policy Editor window and expand the "Computer Configuration" or "user configuration" directory in the left pane. Right-click the "manage template" option and select the "Add/delete template" command.

Step 2: In the "Add/delete template" dialog box that appears, click the "add" button and select the template file to be added in the "template" dialog box, click "open. Return to the "Add/delete template" dialog box to view the added template file, as shown in Figure 2008112624.

Figure 2008112624 "Add/delete template" dialog box

Step 2: return to the "Group Policy Editor" window, expand the "Computer Configuration"> "management template" directory and expand the corresponding sub-directories to see the configuration items generated by the management template you just added.

It is hoped that the method of adding Management Templates in the Group Policy Editor described in this article will be helpful to readers. more knowledge about group policies remains to be explored and learned by readers.