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+ | == Group Policy Example == | ||
+ | <Domain> | ||
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├───<Workstation OU> | ├───<Workstation OU> | ||
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− | │ | + | │ └─<span style="color:red">(GPO 1) = User Settings 1, Computer Settings 1)</span> |
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+ | │ └───────[LedHed-PC1] | ||
+ | │ | ||
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└───<User OU> | └───<User OU> | ||
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− | │ | + | └─<span style="color:blue">(GPO 2) = User Settings 2, Computer Settings 2)</span> |
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+ | └───────[LedHed] | ||
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+ | In the above example there are to Group Policy Objects (GPO)<br> | ||
+ | :<span style="color:red">GPO 1<br> | ||
+ | :<span style="color:blue">GPO 2<br> | ||
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+ | Each GPO has two settings, Computer and User | ||
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+ | 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:blue">User Settings 2</span><br> |
Revision as of 23:34, 1 February 2013
Overview
Group Policy Example
<Domain> │ ├───<Workstation OU> │ │ │ └─(GPO 1) = User Settings 1, Computer Settings 1) │ │ │ └───────[LedHed-PC1] │ │ └───<User OU> │ └─(GPO 2) = User Settings 2, Computer Settings 2) │ └───────[LedHed]
In the above example there are to Group Policy Objects (GPO)
- GPO 1
- GPO 2
Each GPO has two settings, Computer and User
Under normal circumstances when the User [LedHed] logs on to Computer [LedHed-PC1] the following GPO settings are applied:
Computer Settings 1
User Settings 2