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I have never done this before and don't want to "break" something. We want to disable UDP and I found a post that says:
Add new registry: This is on a server 2012, to stop UPD and force TCP on thin clients
"HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Mi crosoft\Wi ndows NT\Terminal Services\Client" /v "fClentDisableUdp" /d 1 /t REG_DWORD
Please see attached screenshot.
And then how to I deliver this change to all machines using group policy
addreg.jpg
Add new registry: This is on a server 2012, to stop UPD and force TCP on thin clients
"HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Mi
Please see attached screenshot.
And then how to I deliver this change to all machines using group policy
addreg.jpg
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On my screen shot I had another question. Please?
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
use both one for x86 machines and one for x64 machines
Sorry, I have miss-looked that one.
Hexadecimal 1 or decimal 1 is the same value, so it does not matter. Normally I use decimal number if it is not specified differently (or value uses a to f letters). It has nothing to do with 64 bit.
1=1, 2=2,...9=9, 10=a, 11=b, 12=c,... 15=f
Hexadecimal 1 or decimal 1 is the same value, so it does not matter. Normally I use decimal number if it is not specified differently (or value uses a to f letters). It has nothing to do with 64 bit.
1=1, 2=2,...9=9, 10=a, 11=b, 12=c,... 15=f
Official way is to make such change with group policy.
Another way :
When you change a simple Value in the registry , you can Export it to a file that has a "reg" Extension.
Then you can create a GPO and link it to the OU you have for every user in the domain.
TO do that go User Configuration -> Windows-Settings -> Scripts (Logon/Logoff)
Under the Logon UI : Drop your File( registry value you exported)there and add /s as a parameter, so it can run silently , and with the gpo we set on every user.
When you change a simple Value in the registry , you can Export it to a file that has a "reg" Extension.
Then you can create a GPO and link it to the OU you have for every user in the domain.
TO do that go User Configuration -> Windows-Settings -> Scripts (Logon/Logoff)
Under the Logon UI : Drop your File( registry value you exported)there and add /s as a parameter, so it can run silently , and with the gpo we set on every user.
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You can use this instructions to do what you want, but I would start with OU with just one or two computers to test things first:
https://blog.thesysadmins.co.uk/group-policy-preferences-1-deploying-registry-settings.html