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By default only some of the sentence that you can configure with group policy will apply.

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If the speed of the link that the user's computer has with your demand network is too slow.

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For instance deploying software by using GPO would be inappropriate over slower links.

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Furthermore it is important to consider that the effect of group policy on computers that are disconnected

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from the domain Network the group policy client service addresses the issue of slow links by detecting

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the connection speed to the domain and by determining whether the connection should be considered to

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the slow link.

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Each CSC determines whether Turk life sentence the software extension for example is configured to forgo

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policy processing so that software is not installed.

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Even a slow link is detected.

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Please know that by default a link is considered slow.

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If it is less than 500 killer bits per second however you can configure this to a different speed if

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group policy detects a slow link it sets a flag to indicate that the slow link to the client side extension

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the client side extension land can detect whether to process the applicable group policy settings.

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There is a table which describes the default behavior of the client side extension.

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For example you can see in the table that if there is a slow link whether a software installation policy

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is processed and cannot be changed for the redirection.

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This quality policy and some other client side extensions and their behavior with the slow link process

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and and cannot be changed.

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For example for disk water policy client side extension slow link processing is off and it can be changed

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so you can change it to on.

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Now some words about disconnected computers.

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If a user is working while disconnected from the network that sentence previously applied by group policy

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continue to take effect that way a user's experience is identical regardless of whether he or she is

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on the network or not.

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There are exceptions to this rule most notably that startups are down log on and log off scripts will

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not run.

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If the user is disconnected.

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If a remote user connects to the network the group policy client wakes up and then determines whether

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a group policy refresh was missed.

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If so it performs a group policy refresh to obtain the latest GOP always from the domain.

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Again the client site extensions determine based on their policy process and certainly whether certain

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some of those GPO laws are applied.

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Please note that this process does not apply to the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 and earlier operating

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systems.

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It applies only to Windows Vista and later and Windows 2008 and later operating systems.