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Để thực hành thêm và củng cố các kỹ năng bạn đã học trong chương này, bạn có thể thực hiện các nhiệm vụ sau đây Trên trang Hoàn thành wizard, kích Next. Điều này tạo ra một gói phần mềm tùy chỉnh cho việc cài đặt Internet Explorer 8 trên Windows Vista x86 và Windows Server 2008 hệ thống điều hành x86. | POLICY NAME USER OR COMPUTER DESCRIPTION List of Applications to Always Report Errors For Computer only Specifies the applications that should be included in WER error reporting List of Applications to be Excluded Both Specifies the applications that WER should exclude from its error reporting List of Applications to Never Report Errors For Computer only Specifies the applications that WER should never include in its error reporting Report Operating System Errors Computer only Specifies whether WER should process operating system errors Report Unplanned Shutdown Events Computer only Specifies whether WER should process unplanned shutdowns as errors CONSENT Configure Default Consent Both Specifies whether WER should prompt the user for consent before reporting errors Customize Consent Settings Both Specifies whether WER should send the minimum error reporting data without consent and prompt the user for consent to send additional data Ignore Custom Consent Settings Both Specifies whether the default consent settings should override the custom consent settings Creating Auditing Policies Auditing is one of the most powerful ways for administrators to monitor ongoing events on their workstations. When you configure auditing in Group Policy workstations track specific types of events and record them in the computer s Security log for examination by administrators at a later time. For example if you configure your workstations to audit account logon failures the system will create an event log entry each time a user types an incorrect password. If you see a large number of failed logon attempts you can assume that someone is trying to guess a user s password and you can take appropriate measures to stop that person. Windows has had auditing capabilities for a long time but Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 have extended the operating system s auditing function enabling administrators to audit events on a much more granular level. The standard auditing policies which .