Windows Server 2012 R2 Group Policy IPv6 Enhancements
In this blog we will investigate new Group Policy enhancements. The first enhancements expands the following support to IPv6 through Group Policy:
1. Within Preferences an IPv6 printer can now be configured.
- Under User Configuration, expand Preferences, and expand Control Panel Settings.
- Click Printers, right-click, click New, and then click TIP/IP Printer.
- Select the Use IPv6 Address check box and enter an IPv6 address in the corresponding field.
2. Changes to Item-level targeting. Added support to Group Policy to use Item-level targeting to target IPv6 computers.
- In any Group Policy preference, click Properties, and click the Common tab.
- Select the Item-level targeting check box, and click the Targeting… button.
- In the Targeting Editor, click the New Item menu, and click IP Address Range.
- Select the Use IPv6 check box and enter an IPv6 address in the corresponding field. You can filter by ubmpa.
3. Changes to VPN connections. Added support to deploy through Group Policy IPv6 VPN connections.
- Under User Configuration, expand Preferences, and expand Control Panel Settings.
- Click Network Option, right-click, click New, and click VPN Connection.
- In the New VPN Connection window, select the Use IPv6 check box.
With these enhancements Group Policies can now configure Until next time, RID+E Safe!
Rick Trader
Windows Server Instructor – Interface Technical Training
Phoenix, AZ
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