For example, we can see who which groups of users can access this computer from the network, who can log on locally, who can log on trough Remote Desktop, who can back up files, etc. Of course, we can change those settings to suit our needs.
Under Password Policy we can change things such as maximum and minimum password age, minimum password length and complexity requirements, etc. In our case these settings are not configured, but we can change that to suit our needs.
For example, it is a good idea to change the minimum length of passwords from 0, to prevent blank passwords. If we enable Password history policy, users will have to use unique passwords every time they change it. Maximum password age has to be configured for password history to take effect.
Maximum password age enforces users to change passwords after specified length of time. Password complexity policy prevents using simple passwords which are easy to crack. Keep in mind that these account lockout policy applies to all users on local computer, including the Administrator account. In most circumstances, only use Configuration Manager to configure these settings. When you configure the diagnostic data level, you set the upper boundary for the device.
By default in Windows 10, version and later, users can choose to set a lower level. You can control this behavior using the group policy setting, Configure telemetry opt-in setting user interface. Starting in version , Configuration Manager sets the following Windows policies for the Windows diagnostic data processor configuration :.
Starting in version , Configuration Manager can configure the Optional limited level on the devices running Windows build version or later. For more information, see Changes to Windows diagnostic data collection. For this diagnostic data level, Configuration Manager sets the following settings:.
Don't also apply these settings in domain group policy objects. For more information, see Conflict resolution. If you ran the Upgrade Readiness onboarding script on a device, these policy settings may still exist. Don't use the legacy script. Before you enroll the device to Desktop Analytics, remove these previous policy settings. In general, use Configuration Manager collections to target Desktop Analytics settings and enrollment.
Use direct membership or queries to include or exclude devices from the collection. For more information, see How to create collections. Configuration Manager configures commercial ID and diagnostic data settings on your target collection.
If you need to configure different diagnostic data settings for different group of devices, use group policy settings to override Configuration Manager settings. For example, you need to set Optional limited level for some devices and Required for others. Some devices may have different proxy server authentication settings. When you use group policy settings to enable complex scenarios, pay special attention to policy settings that can cause configuration conflicts. Configuration Manager only configures Windows settings if the value doesn't already exist.
Mobile device management MDM policies and group policy settings take precedence over Configuration Manager settings, so certain policy configurations could cause issues with Desktop Analytics. Status for devices targeted with MDM and group policy settings may not be accurately reflected in the Connection health dashboard. The group policy settings in the following table have the greatest potential to cause conflict with the Windows settings that Configuration Manager sets on devices it enrolls to Desktop Analytics:.
Some Windows components don't support this policy. If you use this policy, it may cause data quality issues in Desktop Analytics. If you configure these group policy settings to Disabled , it has different effects on system behavior. What is Windows Admin Center. Pingback: Windows 7 - I've Given Up. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Featured Post. How to stop local administrators from bypassing Group Policy.
Before I begin this article might be, for some of you, this will be well know information and it might all seem rather logical. But I continue to see questions being asked on forums as how as a Group Policy administrator can I prevent Search for:.
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