In this hands-on lab, you will take on the role of network engineer and learn the steps needed to configure security filtering, create and apply a WMI filter, and report results using `gpresult`.
Learning Objectives
Successfully complete this lab by achieving the following learning objectives:
- Edit the Group Policy
Edit a Group Policy in
main-vm:- Rename the default to
TestGPO - Confirm the change in PowerShell
- Remove authenticated users from security filtering
- Rename the default to
- Prepare test-vm and Validate the GPO Settings
Validate that the GPO settings are correct and prepare
test-vmby promoting it to a domain controller and connecting it to thecorp.sandynetworking01.comdomain:- Promote
test-vmto a domain controller - Connect
test-vmtocorp.sandynetworking01.com - Verify that the
TestGPO is visible and listed under Filtering: Denied (Security)
- Promote
- Add a Computer and Verify
Add
test-vmunder the security filter for theTestGPO policy. Once that’s complete, verify intest-vmthat the updates were successful.- Add a WMI Filter for Windows 2019 and Earlier
Jump back into
main-vmand create a WMI filter for Windows 2019 and earlier. Verify that this update took effect intest-vm.
