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 What are the requirements for an Active Directory Client? How can a client PC retrieve the GPO setting from Active Directory Server.
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What are the requirement for Active Directory Client. How an client PC retrieve the GPO setting from Active Directory Server. Can a Linux PC retrieve GPO setting from Active Directory Server? Can a Linux PC retrieve Network and Security setting from GPO? what are the steps when a when a windows client retrieve the network and security setting from Active Directory Server.

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ASKED: March 21, 2008  3:25 PM
UPDATED: March 22, 2008  5:04 PM
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Naturally, Active Directory is the Microsoft enterprise identity access and management directory service and to no surprise, is based on the Windows platform. Therefore, only Windows clients fully support AD. Furthermore, the clients must be Windows 2000 or higher. The Active Directory client can be installed on Windows 98 computers which will allow it to locate domain controllers and services in AD but it cannot be managed with group policy. There are some integration solutions on the market for Apple/Mac and I believe Linux but your mileage may vary in terms of success with them.
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