How To Map Network Drives with Group Policy Windows Server 2022 - Video 13 With InfoSec Pat

[@simonburbank]

Great video. Just want to add, the reason why the GPO didn’t show up at 10:11 is because you initially ran cmd as admin and it pulled up the GPO applied to the user account “administrator”. The GPO in question was a user specific policy so when you ran cmd without admin it showed GPOs applied to the user account Pat.Infosec as well. Hope that makes sense

[@InfoSecPat]

Thank you so much I really appreciate that. Yeah I realize that after the fact, lol. But I appreciate your insight. Thank you so much.

[@mrtrader3661]

is there a way to make gpupdate /force without user having to do it?

[@mystereoistooloud37]

Great video. Thank you

[@ierosgr]

Nice as always. Yet how come and you demonstrated a somehow old way of doing this? In case this video won t have a follow up, I believe this way is more modernized and with less bugs. Win Serv 2012 R2 was the last OS I ve seen this method used.

[@InfoSecPat]

Yeah you can do them a few ways. That’s the way I do it when I was a system admin. It’s my way I was doing it.

[@mohamedzohayrialotmani1572]

Can you give an explanation like this, but each user receives a separate network drive and all users in ou get a network drive and a shared drive?

[@williamguru]

Great video. I do have a question about the batch file. Why does it not matter that you used "p" as the drive in the script? Thanks 😊

[@InfoSecPat]

Awesome thank you so much for checking it out. I did P for Pat. Lol. it doesn’t really matter what you put

[@avanox3100]

thx

[@xozeintk8093]

Thanks

[@InfoSecPat]

No problem