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I should just stay with the standard wordpress comment system. But I like the ability to integrate with facebook and twitter. So I moved from Js-Kit to Disqus (which I’m running on my other site) I’ve been happy with disqus and it seems more user friendly than js-kit for the commentors.

Once Comment-luv supports Disqus I’ll add that again.

If you wouldn’t mind leaving a few comments and testing the facebook and twitter features I’d appreciate it.

Working on a Commvault post I should have up in a few days.

later,jb

Now that you’ve obviously purchased, installed, and started playing with your Windows 7 client, you’re probably fantasizing about all the great things that will happen to your environment when you upgrade all of the machines in your site / OU / domain / basement to Windows 7 as well. Let me tell you, it’s going to be great. Why? Because you’ll have GP Preferences client side extensions installed already in all of those Windows 7 clients! That means that you can map drives and push out shortcuts and add printers and configure power plans for all these Windows 7 machines from your own Windows 7 client (with RSAT) or with Windows Server 2008 R2.

To answer the question in the title, NO, you do not need to change your update your Active Directoy (if it’s at least 2003) to take advantage of sweet new Group Policy features and settings. The exception is if the application that the setting is relevant to requires an AD upgrade, like BitLocker. This is a good article on configuring BitLocker in your AD, written by the guys on the Directory Services team: http://blogs.technet.com/askds/archive/2009/08/18/bitlocker-and-active-directory.aspx

Also – check out an overview plus good getting started tips on this website: Group Policy Management for IT Pros. If there was anything in the above paragraphs that you have questions on, read this article first. Seriously.

http://windows.microsoft.com/et-EE/windows7/Group-Policy-management-for-IT-pros

Have fun! Go Preferences!

LiliaG  (@superlilia)

Windows 7 – Do I need to change my Active Directory for new Group Policy features?
GPTeam
Tue, 27 Oct 2009 08:31:00 GMT

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