Windows 2008 has built in policy GPO for wireless setting management.
You can configure your network setting using Certificates. It is the most recommended and secure way
But if you like to deploy the wireless settings using static key, you will have to use other way.

The steps bellow describe the way to deploy Wireless LAN settings with a Pre-Shared Key
The purpose is to Automate Adding Wireless Profile in Windows.

Preparations

• Configure Wireless settings on one workstation
• from command prompt run
  netsh wlan export profile name="NameOfyourProfile" folder=c:temp interface="wirelesssettings”
• Confirm that under c:temp you have wirelesssettings.xml file
• Open wirelesssettings.xml file locate the following line
  <protected>true</protected>
• Change it to <protected>false</protected>
• Under you will see encrypted line <keyMaterial>01000000D08C9DDF0115D1118</keyMaterial>
• Change it to your key like that <keyMaterial>Yourkey</keyMaterial>
  

  Note: It means that your wireless key will be in clear text and everyone who has access to the file will be able to read your wireless key"

Deployment

• Copy your wireless settings xml file to NETLOGON
• Create a bat or cmd file with the following line
  netsh wlan add profile filename="\yourserverNETLOGONwirelesssettings.xml" user=all
• Run the bat file from some domain member computer and confirm that it works

After finishing all steps above you can deploy the script from GPO

Note: Setting are applicable for Windows Vista Windows 7 and Windows 2008 Only

You can use windows host file to create static entries for name resolution
You can’t edit host file as regular user. In order to edit hosts file you need to have administrative privileges.

Windows 7 or Vista host file is located under the following path
%systemroot%system32driversetchosts  usually it is  C:windowssystem32driversetchosts

To edit the host file,
Locate your “Notepad“ program , right-click on it and select “Run as Administrator“. If you are not logged as administrator You will be asked to put administrator password .

HyperTerminal is not included in Windows 7 and Vista.
I combined a list of alternative utilities that can be used instead.

First is PuTTy

PuTTy is a terminal program designed  not only for Serial port connections , it can be used to initiate SSH or Telnet sessions.

Download PuTTy from here

Second is Realterm

Realterm is a serial/tcpip terminal program which can be used for , controlling and debugging binary and other difficult data streams. It is far better for debugging comms than Hyperterminal. It has no support for dialing modems, BBS etc – that is what hyperterminal does.

Download Realterm from here

Third is TeraTerm

Tera Term (Pro) is a free software terminal emulator (communication program) for MS-Windows. It supports VT100 emulation, telnet connection, serial port connection, and so on.

Download TeraTerm from here

Alternatively you can use legacy windows XP hyperterm by downloading the following file and extract it in your system32 folder.

In Vista Windows 2008  or Windows 7 when  you right-click the network icon in the navigation area, but it does not take you directly to the Network Connections properties as we are used to in Windows XP 2000 or 2003 .
You can access Network Connections management menu by running ncpa.cpl from run menu or you can create a shortcut that will access those menu by key combination.

To create ncpa.cpl shortcut

• Right-click on the desktop
• Click: New>Shortcut
• Type the location of the item: ncpa.cpl 
  
• Choose a suitable name, e.g. ‘Network Connection’
   
• Right-click on the newly created shortcut
• Select Properties and seek the dialog box called Shortcut Key.
      Simply over-type ‘None’ with the combination that suits you, for example:
      Ctrl +Alt +N.  Start by holding the Ctrl key, ‘None’ should change.
   
• Now by pressing on Ctrl +Alt+N Network Connection Properties will Open.

Creating shortcuts using control panel applets (CPL files) can be be very useful.
Here is a list of common CPL files which can be used.

List of common .cpl files.
With this list It is easy to manage like restricting access to programs and more

Access.cpl     Accessibility properties
Appwiz.cpl     Add/Remove Programs
bthprops.cpl   Bluetooth management
Collab.cpl     (People Near Me
)Color.cpl      Color Management
Desk.cpl       Display properties
FindFast.cpl   FindFast (included with Microsoft Office for Windows 95
)Firewall.cpl   Windows Firewall Management
Hdwwiz.cpl     Add Hardware properties
Inetcpl.cpl    Internet properties
Intl.cpl       Regional Settings properties
Irprops.cpl    Infrared Port Properties
Joy.cpl        Joystick properties
Main.cpl       Mouse, Fonts, Keyboard, and Printers properties
Mlcfg32.cpl    Microsoft Exchange or Windows Messaging properties
Mmsys.cpl      Multimedia properties(Sound)Also Setasio.cpl
MSConfig.cpl   Microsoft System Configuration Utility.
Modem.cpl      Modem properties
Netcpl.cpl     Network properties
Ncpa.cpl       Network Connection properties (Very useful in Vista and Windows7
)Nusrmgr.cpl    User Accounts properties
Nwc.cpl        Gateway Services for NetWare properties
Odbccp32.cpl   Data Sources (32-bit ODBC, )Data Source Administrator properties
Password.cpl   Password properties
Powercfg.cpl   Power Options properties
Sapi.cpl       Speech Properties
Sticpl.cpl     Scanners and Cameras properties
Sysdm.cpl      System properties and Add New Hardware wizard
Telephon.cpl   Phone and Modem Options properties
Themes.cpl     Desktop Themes
TimeDate.cpl   Date/Time properties
Wgpocpl.cpl    Microsoft Mail Post Office
Wscui.cpl  Windows Security Console

Non Microsoft CPL’s

ac3filter.cpl           AC3 Filter

Adobe Gamma.cpl  Adobe Gamma

VersionCueCS2.cpl Adobe Version Cue CS2

apppaths.cpl          Sets application paths, start-up commands and system services

plotman.cpl           Autodesk AutoCad Plotter Manager
agcpl.cpl               AvantGo Connect

avconfig.cpl          Configures Avira Antivirus program

bpcpl.cpl               Configures BackPack CD driver

bdeadmin.cpl        Configure Borland DB engine

ipcpl.cpl                IconPackager icons and cursors tool
igfxcpl.cpl             Intel display utility

jpicpl32.cpl           Java Runtime settings

plugincpl1xyz.cpl   Oracle’s JInitiator settings

nvidia.cpl             Nvidia graphic adapter settings

quicktime.cpl        Quick Time configuration

prefscpl.cpl           Real Player preferences

alsndmgr.cpl         Realtek AC97 Audio Control Panel

sendtotoys.cpl      To configure the Send To right click system menu

s32lucp2.cpl         Symantec LiveUpdate

In System properties window you can various information about  Windows system .
You may wish to block it to prevent users from accessing it  and do changes.

You can easily disable access to My Computer context menu through AD Group Policy.
This solution doesn’t block access to menus, only hides it from right click. Menu  can still be accessed Windows key + Pause/Break key.

To disable it Open Group Policy Manager
Navigate to User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Desktop
Double Click on “Remove Properties from the Computer icon context menu” and change it to “Enabled”

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There is no 100% foolproof  solution that blocks local admin users access the option of disjoining their computer from domain , but you can make it harder to get to system menu.

I remove the "properties" from when you right click on my computer.
Then i also remove system applet from control panel menu ,and disable registry editing.

To disable right click on my computer go to Group Policy.
Navigate to  User Configuration>Administrative templates>Desktop
Locate “Remove Properties from the My Computer context menu” and set it to “Enable”

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Than navigate to User Configuration>Administrative templates>Control PanelLocate “Hide specified Control Panel applets”Set it to “Enabled” and add Sysdm.cpl to the list of disallowed Control Panel applets.

To block Sysdm.cpl  from executing

Navigate to User Configuration>Administrative Templates>System

Navigate to “Don’t run specified Windows application” set it to “Enabled” and add Sysdm.cpl  to the list of disallowed applications

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Although IP v6 is the next thing , if you not going to use it it can be simply disabled.

To disable IP v6 go to Start >Run type ncpa.clp and hit enter.
You will receive your network adapters list.

Press right click and properties on each adapter and remove selection from “internet protocol version 6”

After you remove it run the following command from command prompt :
Remember you must run Command Prompt as administrator

User Account Control (UAC) is a security component in Windows Vista/7 and 2008 .

It allows user to perform tasks with non administrative privileges. Some times the feature need’s to be disabled.

To disable it Click Start>Control Panel>User Accounts
In the User Accounts  window, remove selection from “Use User Account Control (UAC) to help your computer”