to the application of Group Policy, the Group Policy protocols are actively listening for the specific events that will trigger on computers in a . System State The state of the Group Policy protocols and components after execution of this example can be described as follows: The Group Policy client retrieved the appropriate policies from the Group Policy protocols, and they were applied on the client. Sequence of Events The following diagram illustrates the message sequence that occurs in response to events that trigger policy application. The diagram also indicates when Group Policy computer startup, computer shutdown, user logon, and user logoff scripts are run. Figure 11: Group Policy processing internal architecture The following table provides document references for the messages in the preceding figure. Group Policy messages and document references Protocol Document message name Section Computer [MS-GPOL]: 1.3.3, Core Group Policy Policy Policy: Core Application Application Protocol Specification Computer [MS-GPOL]: 3.2.5.1.10, CSE Policy Group Extension Application Policy: Core Protocol Protocol Sequences Specification Computer : Group 3.2.5, Startup Policy Message Scripts Scripts Processing Extension: Events and Protocol Sequencing Specification Rules User Core [MS-GPOL]: 1.3.3, Policy Policy: Policy Application Core Application Protocol Specification User CSE [MS-GPOL]: 3.2.5.1.10, Policy Policy: Extension Application Core Protocol Protocol Sequences Specification User 3.2.5, Logon Message Scripts Group Policy Processing Scripts Events and
to the application of Group Policy, the Group Policy protocols are actively listening for the specific events that will trigger on computers in a . System State The state of the Group Policy protocols and components after execution of this example can be described as follows: The Group Policy client retrieved the appropriate policies from the Group Policy protocols, and they were applied on the client. Sequence of Events The following diagram illustrates the message sequence that occurs in response to events that trigger policy application. The diagram also indicates when Group Policy computer startup, computer shutdown, user logon, and user logoff scripts are run. Figure 11: Group Policy processing internal architecture The following table provides document references for the messages in the preceding figure. Group Policy messages and document references Protocol message Document name Section Computer Core Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol Specification 1.3.3, Policy Application Computer CSE Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol Specification 3.2.5.1.10, Extension Protocol Sequences Computer Startup Scripts : Group Policy Scripts Extension: Protocol Specification 3.2.5, Message Processing Events and Sequencing Rules User Core Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Policy: Core Protocol Specification 1.3.3, Policy Application User CSE Policy Application [MS-GPOL]: Policy: Core Protocol Specification 3.2.5.1.10, Extension Protocol Sequences User Logon Scripts Group Policy Scripts 3.2.5, Message Processing Events and