Groups and GroupData Keys
Underneath the
Groups key is a list of user groups who have entries in the policy file. Since a
user may belong to many groups and those groups may have conflicting settings, it
is important to specify an order in which groups are processed. This order is
contained in the
GroupData\
Priority key, which has values in the form "1"="
group name", "2"="
group name", and so on. "1" is highest priority, and the priority diminishes as the
number in the value name increases. The downloader reads the group priority values
and then processes groups from lowest priority to highest; that is, the
downloader begins with the highest numbered value and works to the value "1".
For each group in the priority list, the downloader determines if the user is
a member of the group. If the user is in the group, the downloader should try
to find a key with the group name under the
Groups key. If such a key exists, the downloader merges the registry image under
that key into the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER key. It is not an error if a group is specified in the priority list but does
not have an entry under the
Groups key; it simply means that nothing happens. This process is repeated for each
group in the priority list. (If a group has an entry under the
Groups key but does not have an entry in the priority list, it is never processed.)
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