How to add "Wireless Network (IEEE 802.11) Policies" to Windows 7 local GPOE?

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hi, used create "wireless network (ieee 802.11) policies" gpo control domain pc wireless configurations , works pretty well. need configure wireless on pc not joined domain, , searched everywhere couldn't find way polciy settings panel on windows 7 local group policy editor. possible that?

i tried use netsh, seems netsh couldn't achieve same level that wireless network policy can do.
solution , suggestions highly appreciated!

raymond

raymond kung

howdie!
 
on 04.11.2010 12:27, raymond kung wrote:
> hi, used create "wireless network (ieee 802.11) policies" gpo to
> control domain pc wireless configurations , works pretty well.
> need configure wireless on pc not joined domain,
> , searched everywhere couldn't find way polciy
> settings panel on windows 7 local group policy editor. possible
> that?
>
> tried use netsh, seems netsh couldn't
> achieve same level wireless network policy can do.
> solution , suggestions highly appreciated!
 
ha, hate brain @ moment. seem know there
way , involved copying , registering dll (which
involved licensing issues!) have forgotten specifics.
 
if recall correct, darren blogged while ago,
http://blogs.dirteam.com/blogs/gpoguy/default.aspx ,
http://www.sdmsoftware.com/blog/ can't find right now.
 
cheers,
florian
 
microsoft mvp - group policy (http://www.frickelsoft.net/blog)


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