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  3. Automating the Configuration of a Generic JDBC Connection for Dynamic Data Masking

Automating the Configuration of a Generic JDBC Connection for Dynamic Data Masking

Automating the Configuration of a Generic JDBC Connection for Dynamic Data Masking

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Using Active Directory Group Policy Object to Deploy the Installer

Using Active Directory Group Policy Object to Deploy the Installer

  1. Open Group Policy Manager.
  2. Navigate to
    <Forest name>
    Domains
    <Domain name>
    Group Policy Objects
    .
    The following image shows the
    Group Policy Management
     window:
    The image shows the Group Policy Management window with the Group Policy Objects folder selected.
  3. Click
    Actions
    New
    . Enter a relevant name for the object and click
    OK
    .
    The following image shows the
    Actions
     menu in the
    Group Policy Management
     window:
    The image shows the Group Policy Management window with the Actions menu visible.
    The following image shows the
    New GPO
     dialog box:
    The image shows the New Group Policy Object dialog box with a name entered.
  4. Right-click the created object and click
    Edit
    .
    The following image shows the object
    Edit
     option:
    The image shows the Group Policy Management window with the Edit Policy Objects options visible.
  5. Navigate to
    Computer Configuration
    Policies
    Software Settings
    Software installation
    .
    The following image shows the Software installation option selected on the Group Policy Management Editor:
    The image shows the Software installation option selected on the Group Policy Management Editor.
  6. Click
    Action
    New
    Package
    The following image shows the new package creation option:
    The image shows the Action menu options with the New Package option selected.
  7. Navigate to the network folder that contains the installer package, click the page and then click
    Open
    .
    The following image shows the search window:
    The image shows the search window with the installer package visible.
  8. Choose the required deployment method and click
    OK
     in the
    Deploy Software
     dialog box.
    The following image shows the
    Deploy Software
     window:
    The image shows the Deploy Software window with the Assigned deployment method selected.
  9. Close the Group Policy Management Editor.
  10. To deploy the installer package to a specific group of users, select the object in the panel on the left and click
    Add
     on the
    Security Filtering
     tab on the right.
    The following image shows the
    Security Filtering
     tab of the group policy object:
    The image shows the Security Filtering tab of the group policy object.
  11. Enter the domain group that includes the target systems or users and click
    OK
    .
    The following image shows the filter addition options window:
    The image shows the filter object selection window with a user group selected.
  12. Optionally, you can modify filters such as Exclusion and WMI Filtering.
  13. To link the object to an organization unit, right-click the organization unit and click
    Link an existing GPO
    .
    The following image shows the organization unit options:
    The image shows the Group Policy Management window with a domain selected and the organizational unit options visible.
  14. On the
    Select GPO
     dialog box, select the Group Policy Object created and click
    OK
    .
    The following image shows the
    Select GPO
     dialog box:
    The image shows the Group Policy Object selection dialog box with a domain selected and the available objects listed.
    The package deploys the next time the system or user checks for group policy update.
For more information, see the Microsoft product documentation.
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