Loopback Processing - Revision history

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Created page with " <Server> │ ├───<Workstation OU> │ │ │ └───────<LedHed-Workstation1> │ │ └───<User OU> ..."

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 === Merge Mode ===
-With Loopback Processing enabled in REPLACE mode, when User [LedHed] logs on to Computer [LedHed-PC1] the following GPO settings are applied:<br>
+With Loopback Processing enabled in MERGE mode, when User [LedHed] logs on to Computer [LedHed-PC1] the following GPO settings are applied:<br>
 <span style="color:red">Computer Settings 1</span><br>
 <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span><br>

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 <span style="color:red">Computer Settings 1</span><br>
 <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span><br>
-As you can see the <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span> replaced <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span>
+As you can see <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span> replaced <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span>
 === Merge Mode ===

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 <span style="color:red">Computer Settings 1</span><br>
 <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span><br>
 === Merge Mode ===
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 <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span><br>
-In this mode both <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span> and <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span> are applied, but if there is a conflict between these policies, then User Settings 1 takes priority
+In this mode both <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span> and <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span> are applied, but if there is a conflict between these policies, then <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span> takes priority.

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      ├───<Computer OU>
      │        │
-     │        └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = Computer Settings 1, User Settings 1)</span>
+     │        └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = Computer Settings 1, User Settings 1</span>
      │             │
      │             ├───[LedHed-PC1]
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      └───<User OU>
               │
-              └─<span style="color:green">(GPO 2) = Computer Settings 1, User Settings 1)</span>
+              └─<span style="color:green">(GPO 2) = Computer Settings 2, User Settings 2</span>
                    │
                    └───────[LedHed]

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	<span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span><br>		<span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span><br>

−	In this mode both <span style="color:red">User ~~Setting~~ 1</span> and User ~~Setting~~ 2 are applied, but if there is a conflict between these policies, then User Settings 1 takes priority	+	In this mode both <span style="color:red">User Settings 1</span> and <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span> are applied, but if there is a conflict between these policies, then User Settings 1 takes priority

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   <Domain>
      │
-     ├───<Workstation OU>
+     ├───<Computer OU>
      │        │
      │        └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = Computer Settings 1, User Settings 1)</span>
      │             │
-     │             └───────[LedHed-PC1]
+     │             ├───[LedHed-PC1]
      │
      │
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 <span style="color:red">Computer Settings 1</span><br>
 <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span><br>
 == Loopback Processing ==
-Loopback Processing changes the default behavior described above.
+Loopback Processing changes the default behavior described above.<br>

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      ├───<Workstation OU>
      │        │
-     │        └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = User Settings 1, Computer Settings 1)</span>
+     │        └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = Computer Settings 1, User Settings 1)</span>
      │             │
      │             └───────[LedHed-PC1]
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      └───<User OU>
               │
-              └─<span style="color:green">(GPO 2) = User Settings 2, Computer Settings 2)</span>
+              └─<span style="color:green">(GPO 2) = Computer Settings 1, User Settings 1)</span>
                    │
                    └───────[LedHed]
-In the above example there are to Group Policy Objects (GPO)<br>
 :<span style="color:red">GPO 1<br>
 :<span style="color:green">GPO 2<br>
+Each GPO has two settings, Computer and User.<br>
-Each GPO has two settings, Computer and User
+<br>
+Group Policy applies Computer Settings to Computer Objects and User Settings to User Objects.<br>
 Under normal circumstances when the User [LedHed] logs on to Computer [LedHed-PC1] the following GPO settings are applied:<br>
 <span style="color:red">Computer Settings 1</span><br>
 <span style="color:green">User Settings 2</span><br>

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-  <Server>
      │
      ├───<Workstation OU>
      │        │
-     │        └───────<LedHed-Workstation1>
+     │        └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = User Settings 1, Computer Settings 1)</span>
-     │
+    │             │
      │
      └───<User OU>
               │
-              │
+              └─<span style="color:blue">(GPO 2) = User Settings 2, Computer Settings 2)</span>
-             └───────<LedHed>
+                  │