Expand the Forest node on the left pane of the console.Open the GPMC from the Administrative Tools menu.Note: when performing the steps needed to configure these settings, I will be using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) - available at Microsoft downloads. This will keep all the wireless settings contained so they can be enabled and disabled easily. To get the ball rolling, I suggest creating a new Group Policy Object (GPO) to configure for Wireless settings.
And leveraging the power and centralization of Active Directory when setting up your wireless infrastructure can save time for all parties involved. Using Wireless Access Points (WAPs) to connect remote users or desktop PCs can be a very simple way to get everything up and running quickly. Wireless networking in an office environment can supplement the Ethernet network in case of an outage or, in some cases, replace it altogether.
