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Fundamentals, Security, and the Managed Desktop
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Master the Latest Group Policy Tools, Features, and Best Practices

Fully updated for Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, Group Policy, 3rd Edition equips you with the most current Group Policy tools and techniques to help you manage a Windows desktop and Windows Server environment effectively and efficiently. Microsoft Group Policy MVP Jeremy Moskowitz takes you step-by-step through all the Group Policy concepts and tools that enable you to set and enforce rules and automate processes to manage network operations and implement effective security. You will learn to use Group Policy Preferences, ADMX files, and every feature of the GPMC; troubleshoot Group Policy; deploy software to your desktops; take full advantage of the Security Configuration Manager; and everything else in between.

Inside this book, you'll learn to:

  • Understand how Group Policy handles both user and server administration
  • Apply all the newest features and functions to manage modern Windows clients and servers
  • Utilize Group Policy Preferences, ADMX files, and add-ons
  • Improve your administrative skills as you master new features of the GPMC
  • Work with enhanced logs, Resource Kit utilities, and third-party tools to enhance troubleshooting capabilities
  • Employ improved tools to manage printers, drive maps, restrict hardware, and configure Internet Explorer
  • Use Group Policy settings to deploy software to your desktops, set up roaming profiles, and configure Offline Files for all your Windows clients
  • Secure your desktops and servers with AppLocker, Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, and the Security Configuration Manager
  • Work through examples that illustrate each concept
  • Learn from the author's expert tips, professional techniques, and unique insight

Coverage Includes:
Updated GPMC Features
ADMX/ADML Files
Group Policy Preferences
Item-Level Targeting
The Central Store
AppLocker
Fine-Grained Password Policy
Offline Files Updates
Inheritance Blocking
Prioritization
Linking
Loopback Policy Processing
Security Policy Processing
Enforcing
WMI Filters
Third-Party Tools
Cross-Forest Trusts
Filters
Commenting
Searching
Advanced Logging and Troubleshooting
Advanced Auditing Controls
Group Policy and VDI
Security Configuration Manager
Windows Intune
Group Policy over the Internet

Master the Latest Group Policy Tools, Features, and Best Practices

Fully updated for Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016, Group Policy, 3rd Edition equips you with the most current Group Policy tools and techniques to help you manage a Windows desktop and Windows Server environment effectively and efficiently. Microsoft Group Policy MVP Jeremy Moskowitz takes you step-by-step through all the Group Policy concepts and tools that enable you to set and enforce rules and automate processes to manage network operations and implement effective security. You will learn to use Group Policy Preferences, ADMX files, and every feature of the GPMC; troubleshoot Group Policy; deploy software to your desktops; take full advantage of the Security Configuration Manager; and everything else in between.

Inside this book, you'll learn to:

  • Understand how Group Policy handles both user and server administration
  • Apply all the newest features and functions to manage modern Windows clients and servers
  • Utilize Group Policy Preferences, ADMX files, and add-ons
  • Improve your administrative skills as you master new features of the GPMC
  • Work with enhanced logs, Resource Kit utilities, and third-party tools to enhance troubleshooting capabilities
  • Employ improved tools to manage printers, drive maps, restrict hardware, and configure Internet Explorer
  • Use Group Policy settings to deploy software to your desktops, set up roaming profiles, and configure Offline Files for all your Windows clients
  • Secure your desktops and servers with AppLocker, Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, and the Security Configuration Manager
  • Work through examples that illustrate each concept
  • Learn from the author's expert tips, professional techniques, and unique insight

Coverage Includes:
Updated GPMC Features
ADMX/ADML Files
Group Policy Preferences
Item-Level Targeting
The Central Store
AppLocker
Fine-Grained Password Policy
Offline Files Updates
Inheritance Blocking
Prioritization
Linking
Loopback Policy Processing
Security Policy Processing
Enforcing
WMI Filters
Third-Party Tools
Cross-Forest Trusts
Filters
Commenting
Searching
Advanced Logging and Troubleshooting
Advanced Auditing Controls
Group Policy and VDI
Security Configuration Manager
Windows Intune
Group Policy over the Internet

Über den Autor

Jeremy Moskowitz is a Group Policy MVP and a nationally recognized authority on Windows Server, Active Directory, Group Policy, and other Windows management topics. One of less than a dozen Group Policy MVPs, Jeremy runs [...], ranked by ComputerWorld as a "Top 20 Resource for Microsoft IT Professionals." Jeremy is the founder of PolicyPak Software, which enables administrators to manage applications, stay compliant, and deliver settings over the Internet. He is a sought-after speaker at many industry conferences.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction xxv

Chapter 1 Group Policy Essentials 1

Getting Ready to Use This Book 2

Getting Started with Group Policy 7

Group Policy Entities and Policy Settings 7

Active Directory and Local Group Policy 9

Understanding Local Group Policy 10

Group Policy and Active Directory 13

Linking Group Policy Objects 15

Final Thoughts on Local GPOs 20

An Example of Group Policy Application 21

Examining the Resultant Set of Policy 23

At the Site Level 23

At the Domain Level 24

At the OU Level 24

Bringing It All Together 25

Group Policy, Active Directory, and the GPMC 26

Implementing the GPMC on Your Management Station 27

Creating a One-Stop-Shop MMC 30

Group Policy 101 and Active Directory 32

Active Directory Users and Computers vs. GPMC 32

Adjusting the View within the GPMC 33

The GPMC-centric View 35

Our Own Group Policy Examples 37

More about Linking and the Group Policy Objects Container 38

Applying a Group Policy Object to the Site Level 41

Applying Group Policy Objects to the Domain Level 44

Applying Group Policy Objects to the OU Level 47

Testing Your Delegation of Group Policy Management 52

Understanding Group Policy Object Linking Delegation 54

Granting OU Admins Access to Create New Group Policy Objects 55

Creating and Linking Group Policy Objects at the OU Level 56

Creating a New Group Policy Object Affecting Computers in an OU 59

Moving Computers into the Human Resources

Computers OU 61

Verifying Your Cumulative Changes 62

Final Thoughts 64

Chapter 2 Managing Group Policy with the GPMC and via PowerShell 67

Common Procedures with the GPMC and PowerShell 69

Raising or Lowering the Precedence of Multiple Group Policy Objects 75

Understanding GPMC's Link Warning 76

Stopping Group Policy Objects from Applying 78

Block Inheritance 85

The Enforced Function 87

Security Filtering and Delegation with the GPMC 90

Filtering the Scope of Group Policy Objects with Security 91

User Permissions on Group Policy Objects 102

Granting Group Policy Object Creation Rights in the Domain 104

Special Group Policy Operation Delegations 105

Who Can Create and Use WMI Filters? 107

Performing RSoP Calculations with the GPMC 109

What's-Going-On Calculations with Group Policy Results 110

What-If Calculations with Group Policy Modeling 116

Searching and Commenting Group Policy Objects and Policy Settings 118

Searching for GPO Characteristics 119

Filtering Inside a GPO for Policy Settings 121

Comments for GPOs and Policy Settings 132

Starter GPOs 137

Creating a Starter GPO 139

Editing a Starter GPO 139

Leveraging a Starter GPO 141

Delegating Control of Starter GPOs 142

Wrapping Up and Sending Starter GPOs 143

Should You Use Microsoft's Pre-created Starter GPOs? 144

Back Up and Restore for Group Policy 145

Backing Up Group Policy Objects 146

Restoring Group Policy Objects 148

Backing Up and Restoring Starter GPOs 152

Backing Up and Restoring WMI Filters 153

Backing Up and Restoring IPsec Filters 153

Migrating Group Policy Objects between Domains 154

Basic Interdomain Copy and Import 154

Copy and Import with Migration Tables 162

GPMC At-a-Glance Icon View 166

Final Thoughts 167

Chapter 3 Group Policy Processing Behavior Essentials 169

Group Policy Processing Principles 170

Don't Get Lost 172

Initial Policy Processing 172

Background Refresh Policy Processing 174

Security Background Refresh Processing 187

Special Case: Moving a User or a Computer Object 193

Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 Group Policy: Subtle Differences 194

Policy Application via Remote Access, Slow Links, and after Hibernation 200

When and How Does Windows Check for Slow Links? 200

What Is Processed over a Slow Network Connection? 201

Always Get Group Policy (Even on the Road, through the Internet) 202

Using Group Policy to Affect Group Policy 205

Affecting the User Settings of Group Policy 205

Affecting the Computer Settings of Group Policy 207

The Missing Group Policy Preferences Policy Settings 219

Final Thoughts 221

Chapter 4 Advanced Group Policy Processing 223

Fine-Tuning When and Where Group Policy Applies 223

Using WMI Filters to Filter the Scope of a Group Policy Object (Itself) 224

Using PolicyPak Admin Templates Manager to Filter the Scope of a Group Policy Object's Contents 230

Group Policy Loopback Processing 231

Reviewing Normal Group Policy Processing 232

Group Policy Loopback-Merge Mode 233

Group Policy Loopback-Replace Mode 233

Loopback without Loopback (Switched Mode with PolicyPak Application Manager and PolicyPak Admin Templates Manager) 239

Group Policy with Cross-Forest Trusts 242

What Happens When Logging onto Different Clients across a Cross-Forest Trust? 243

Disabling Loopback Processing When Using Cross-Forest Trusts 245

Understanding Cross-Forest Trust Permissions 245

Final Thoughts 247

Chapter 5 Group Policy Preferences 249

Powers of the Group Policy Preferences 252

Computer Configuration ¿ Preferences 258

User Configuration ¿ Preferences 269

Group Policy Preferences Concepts 278

Preference vs. Policy 279

The Overlap of Group Policy vs. Group Policy Preferences and Associated Issues 281

The Lines and Circles and the CRUD Action Modes 293

Common Tab 301

Group Policy Preferences Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting 313

Quick Copy, Drag and Drop, Cut and Paste, and Sharing of Settings 313

Multiple Preference Items at a Level 315

Temporarily Disabling a Single Preference Item or Extension Root 317

Environment Variables 318

Managing Group Policy Preferences: Hiding Extensions from within the Editor 320

Troubleshooting: Reporting, Logging, and Tracing 321

Giving Group Policy Preferences a "Boost" (Using PolicyPak Preferences Manager and PolicyPak Cloud) 329

Using PolicyPak Preferences Manager to Maintain Group Policy Preferences while Offline 330

Using PolicyPak Preferences Manager to Deliver Group Policy Preferences Using "Not Group Policy" 330

Delivering Group Policy Preferences over the Internet Using PolicyPak Cloud (to Domain-Joined and Non-Domain-Joined Machines) 331

Final Thoughts 332

Chapter 6 Managing Applications and Settings Using Group Policy 335

Understanding Administrative Templates 336

Administrative Templates: Then and Now 336

Policy vs. Preference 337

Exploring ADM vs. ADMX and ADML Files 342

Looking Back at ADM Files 342

Understanding the Updated GPMC's ADMX and ADML Files 342

Comparing ADM vs. ADMX Files 344

ADMX and ADML Files: What They Do and the Problems They Solve 345

Problem and Solution 1: Tackling SYSVOL Bloat 345

Problem 2: How Do We Deal with Multiple Languages? 346

Problem 3: How Do We Deal with "Write Overlaps"? 347

Problem 4: How Do We Distribute Updated Definitions to All Our Administrators? 349

The Central Store 349

The Windows ADMX/ADML Central Store 351

Creating and Editing GPOs in a Mixed Environment 355

Scenario 1: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO Using the Older GPMC; Edit Using Another Older GPMC Management Station 355

Scenario 2: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO with the Older GPMC; Edit Using the Updated GPMC 356

Scenario 3: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO Using the Updated GPMC; Edit Using Another Updated GPMC Management Station 358

Scenario 4: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO Using an Updated GPMC Management Station; Edit Using an Older GPMC Management Station 358

Using ADM and ADMX Templates from Other Sources 359

Using ADM Templates with the Updated GPMC 359

Using ADMX Templates from Other Sources 361

ADMX Migrator and ADMX Editor Tools 362

ADMX Migrator 363

ADMX Creation and Editor Tools 365

PolicyPak Application Manager 365

PolicyPak Concepts and Installation 367

Top PolicyPak Application Manager Pak Examples 369

Understanding PolicyPak Superpowers and What Happens When Computers Are Off the Network 373

Final Thoughts 376

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Group Policy 379

Under the Hood of Group Policy 381

Inside Local Group Policy 381

Inside Active Directory Group Policy Objects 383

The Birth, Life, and Death of a GPO 385

How Group Policy Objects Are "Born" 386

How a GPO "Lives" 387

Death of a GPO 415

How Client Systems Get Group Policy Objects 416

The Steps to Group Policy Processing 416

Client-Side Extensions 419

Where Are Administrative Templates Registry Settings Stored? 427

Why Isn't Group Policy Applying? 429

Reviewing the Basics 429

Advanced Inspection 432

Client-Side Troubleshooting 441

RSoP for Windows Clients 442

Advanced Group Policy Troubleshooting with the Event Viewer Logs 450

Group Policy Processing Performance 462

Final Thoughts 463

Chapter 8 Implementing Security with Group Policy 465

The Two Default Group Policy Objects 466

GPOs Linked at the Domain Level 467

Group Policy Objects Linked to the Domain Controllers OU 471

Oops, the "Default Domain Policy" GPO and/or "Default Domain...

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2015
Fachbereich: Datenkommunikation, Netze & Mailboxen
Genre: Importe, Informatik
Rubrik: Naturwissenschaften & Technik
Medium: Taschenbuch
Inhalt: Kartoniert / Broschiert
ISBN-13: 9781119035589
ISBN-10: 1119035589
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Moskowitz, Jeremy
Auflage: 3rd edition
Hersteller: Wiley
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße: 236 x 189 x 58 mm
Von/Mit: Jeremy Moskowitz
Erscheinungsdatum: 31.08.2015
Gewicht: 1,393 kg
Artikel-ID: 104404520
Über den Autor

Jeremy Moskowitz is a Group Policy MVP and a nationally recognized authority on Windows Server, Active Directory, Group Policy, and other Windows management topics. One of less than a dozen Group Policy MVPs, Jeremy runs [...], ranked by ComputerWorld as a "Top 20 Resource for Microsoft IT Professionals." Jeremy is the founder of PolicyPak Software, which enables administrators to manage applications, stay compliant, and deliver settings over the Internet. He is a sought-after speaker at many industry conferences.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction xxv

Chapter 1 Group Policy Essentials 1

Getting Ready to Use This Book 2

Getting Started with Group Policy 7

Group Policy Entities and Policy Settings 7

Active Directory and Local Group Policy 9

Understanding Local Group Policy 10

Group Policy and Active Directory 13

Linking Group Policy Objects 15

Final Thoughts on Local GPOs 20

An Example of Group Policy Application 21

Examining the Resultant Set of Policy 23

At the Site Level 23

At the Domain Level 24

At the OU Level 24

Bringing It All Together 25

Group Policy, Active Directory, and the GPMC 26

Implementing the GPMC on Your Management Station 27

Creating a One-Stop-Shop MMC 30

Group Policy 101 and Active Directory 32

Active Directory Users and Computers vs. GPMC 32

Adjusting the View within the GPMC 33

The GPMC-centric View 35

Our Own Group Policy Examples 37

More about Linking and the Group Policy Objects Container 38

Applying a Group Policy Object to the Site Level 41

Applying Group Policy Objects to the Domain Level 44

Applying Group Policy Objects to the OU Level 47

Testing Your Delegation of Group Policy Management 52

Understanding Group Policy Object Linking Delegation 54

Granting OU Admins Access to Create New Group Policy Objects 55

Creating and Linking Group Policy Objects at the OU Level 56

Creating a New Group Policy Object Affecting Computers in an OU 59

Moving Computers into the Human Resources

Computers OU 61

Verifying Your Cumulative Changes 62

Final Thoughts 64

Chapter 2 Managing Group Policy with the GPMC and via PowerShell 67

Common Procedures with the GPMC and PowerShell 69

Raising or Lowering the Precedence of Multiple Group Policy Objects 75

Understanding GPMC's Link Warning 76

Stopping Group Policy Objects from Applying 78

Block Inheritance 85

The Enforced Function 87

Security Filtering and Delegation with the GPMC 90

Filtering the Scope of Group Policy Objects with Security 91

User Permissions on Group Policy Objects 102

Granting Group Policy Object Creation Rights in the Domain 104

Special Group Policy Operation Delegations 105

Who Can Create and Use WMI Filters? 107

Performing RSoP Calculations with the GPMC 109

What's-Going-On Calculations with Group Policy Results 110

What-If Calculations with Group Policy Modeling 116

Searching and Commenting Group Policy Objects and Policy Settings 118

Searching for GPO Characteristics 119

Filtering Inside a GPO for Policy Settings 121

Comments for GPOs and Policy Settings 132

Starter GPOs 137

Creating a Starter GPO 139

Editing a Starter GPO 139

Leveraging a Starter GPO 141

Delegating Control of Starter GPOs 142

Wrapping Up and Sending Starter GPOs 143

Should You Use Microsoft's Pre-created Starter GPOs? 144

Back Up and Restore for Group Policy 145

Backing Up Group Policy Objects 146

Restoring Group Policy Objects 148

Backing Up and Restoring Starter GPOs 152

Backing Up and Restoring WMI Filters 153

Backing Up and Restoring IPsec Filters 153

Migrating Group Policy Objects between Domains 154

Basic Interdomain Copy and Import 154

Copy and Import with Migration Tables 162

GPMC At-a-Glance Icon View 166

Final Thoughts 167

Chapter 3 Group Policy Processing Behavior Essentials 169

Group Policy Processing Principles 170

Don't Get Lost 172

Initial Policy Processing 172

Background Refresh Policy Processing 174

Security Background Refresh Processing 187

Special Case: Moving a User or a Computer Object 193

Windows 8, 8.1, and 10 Group Policy: Subtle Differences 194

Policy Application via Remote Access, Slow Links, and after Hibernation 200

When and How Does Windows Check for Slow Links? 200

What Is Processed over a Slow Network Connection? 201

Always Get Group Policy (Even on the Road, through the Internet) 202

Using Group Policy to Affect Group Policy 205

Affecting the User Settings of Group Policy 205

Affecting the Computer Settings of Group Policy 207

The Missing Group Policy Preferences Policy Settings 219

Final Thoughts 221

Chapter 4 Advanced Group Policy Processing 223

Fine-Tuning When and Where Group Policy Applies 223

Using WMI Filters to Filter the Scope of a Group Policy Object (Itself) 224

Using PolicyPak Admin Templates Manager to Filter the Scope of a Group Policy Object's Contents 230

Group Policy Loopback Processing 231

Reviewing Normal Group Policy Processing 232

Group Policy Loopback-Merge Mode 233

Group Policy Loopback-Replace Mode 233

Loopback without Loopback (Switched Mode with PolicyPak Application Manager and PolicyPak Admin Templates Manager) 239

Group Policy with Cross-Forest Trusts 242

What Happens When Logging onto Different Clients across a Cross-Forest Trust? 243

Disabling Loopback Processing When Using Cross-Forest Trusts 245

Understanding Cross-Forest Trust Permissions 245

Final Thoughts 247

Chapter 5 Group Policy Preferences 249

Powers of the Group Policy Preferences 252

Computer Configuration ¿ Preferences 258

User Configuration ¿ Preferences 269

Group Policy Preferences Concepts 278

Preference vs. Policy 279

The Overlap of Group Policy vs. Group Policy Preferences and Associated Issues 281

The Lines and Circles and the CRUD Action Modes 293

Common Tab 301

Group Policy Preferences Tips, Tricks, and Troubleshooting 313

Quick Copy, Drag and Drop, Cut and Paste, and Sharing of Settings 313

Multiple Preference Items at a Level 315

Temporarily Disabling a Single Preference Item or Extension Root 317

Environment Variables 318

Managing Group Policy Preferences: Hiding Extensions from within the Editor 320

Troubleshooting: Reporting, Logging, and Tracing 321

Giving Group Policy Preferences a "Boost" (Using PolicyPak Preferences Manager and PolicyPak Cloud) 329

Using PolicyPak Preferences Manager to Maintain Group Policy Preferences while Offline 330

Using PolicyPak Preferences Manager to Deliver Group Policy Preferences Using "Not Group Policy" 330

Delivering Group Policy Preferences over the Internet Using PolicyPak Cloud (to Domain-Joined and Non-Domain-Joined Machines) 331

Final Thoughts 332

Chapter 6 Managing Applications and Settings Using Group Policy 335

Understanding Administrative Templates 336

Administrative Templates: Then and Now 336

Policy vs. Preference 337

Exploring ADM vs. ADMX and ADML Files 342

Looking Back at ADM Files 342

Understanding the Updated GPMC's ADMX and ADML Files 342

Comparing ADM vs. ADMX Files 344

ADMX and ADML Files: What They Do and the Problems They Solve 345

Problem and Solution 1: Tackling SYSVOL Bloat 345

Problem 2: How Do We Deal with Multiple Languages? 346

Problem 3: How Do We Deal with "Write Overlaps"? 347

Problem 4: How Do We Distribute Updated Definitions to All Our Administrators? 349

The Central Store 349

The Windows ADMX/ADML Central Store 351

Creating and Editing GPOs in a Mixed Environment 355

Scenario 1: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO Using the Older GPMC; Edit Using Another Older GPMC Management Station 355

Scenario 2: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO with the Older GPMC; Edit Using the Updated GPMC 356

Scenario 3: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO Using the Updated GPMC; Edit Using Another Updated GPMC Management Station 358

Scenario 4: Start by Creating and Editing a GPO Using an Updated GPMC Management Station; Edit Using an Older GPMC Management Station 358

Using ADM and ADMX Templates from Other Sources 359

Using ADM Templates with the Updated GPMC 359

Using ADMX Templates from Other Sources 361

ADMX Migrator and ADMX Editor Tools 362

ADMX Migrator 363

ADMX Creation and Editor Tools 365

PolicyPak Application Manager 365

PolicyPak Concepts and Installation 367

Top PolicyPak Application Manager Pak Examples 369

Understanding PolicyPak Superpowers and What Happens When Computers Are Off the Network 373

Final Thoughts 376

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Group Policy 379

Under the Hood of Group Policy 381

Inside Local Group Policy 381

Inside Active Directory Group Policy Objects 383

The Birth, Life, and Death of a GPO 385

How Group Policy Objects Are "Born" 386

How a GPO "Lives" 387

Death of a GPO 415

How Client Systems Get Group Policy Objects 416

The Steps to Group Policy Processing 416

Client-Side Extensions 419

Where Are Administrative Templates Registry Settings Stored? 427

Why Isn't Group Policy Applying? 429

Reviewing the Basics 429

Advanced Inspection 432

Client-Side Troubleshooting 441

RSoP for Windows Clients 442

Advanced Group Policy Troubleshooting with the Event Viewer Logs 450

Group Policy Processing Performance 462

Final Thoughts 463

Chapter 8 Implementing Security with Group Policy 465

The Two Default Group Policy Objects 466

GPOs Linked at the Domain Level 467

Group Policy Objects Linked to the Domain Controllers OU 471

Oops, the "Default Domain Policy" GPO and/or "Default Domain...

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2015
Fachbereich: Datenkommunikation, Netze & Mailboxen
Genre: Importe, Informatik
Rubrik: Naturwissenschaften & Technik
Medium: Taschenbuch
Inhalt: Kartoniert / Broschiert
ISBN-13: 9781119035589
ISBN-10: 1119035589
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Moskowitz, Jeremy
Auflage: 3rd edition
Hersteller: Wiley
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße: 236 x 189 x 58 mm
Von/Mit: Jeremy Moskowitz
Erscheinungsdatum: 31.08.2015
Gewicht: 1,393 kg
Artikel-ID: 104404520
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