By default only some of the sentence that you can configure with group policy will apply.
If the speed of the link that the user's computer has with your demand network is too slow.
For instance deploying software by using GPO would be inappropriate over slower links.
Furthermore it is important to consider that the effect of group policy on computers that are disconnected
from the domain Network the group policy client service addresses the issue of slow links by detecting
the connection speed to the domain and by determining whether the connection should be considered to
the slow link.
Each CSC determines whether Turk life sentence the software extension for example is configured to forgo
policy processing so that software is not installed.
Even a slow link is detected.
Please know that by default a link is considered slow.
If it is less than 500 killer bits per second however you can configure this to a different speed if
group policy detects a slow link it sets a flag to indicate that the slow link to the client side extension
the client side extension land can detect whether to process the applicable group policy settings.
There is a table which describes the default behavior of the client side extension.
For example you can see in the table that if there is a slow link whether a software installation policy
is processed and cannot be changed for the redirection.
This quality policy and some other client side extensions and their behavior with the slow link process
and and cannot be changed.
For example for disk water policy client side extension slow link processing is off and it can be changed
so you can change it to on.
Now some words about disconnected computers.
If a user is working while disconnected from the network that sentence previously applied by group policy
continue to take effect that way a user's experience is identical regardless of whether he or she is
on the network or not.
There are exceptions to this rule most notably that startups are down log on and log off scripts will
not run.
If the user is disconnected.
If a remote user connects to the network the group policy client wakes up and then determines whether
a group policy refresh was missed.
If so it performs a group policy refresh to obtain the latest GOP always from the domain.
Again the client site extensions determine based on their policy process and certainly whether certain
some of those GPO laws are applied.
Please note that this process does not apply to the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 and earlier operating
systems.
It applies only to Windows Vista and later and Windows 2008 and later operating systems.