Like Sie mentioned, it's not an organizational unit, it's a container -- just like the "Users" container. Group Policies can only be applied to organizational units, not containers.
Like Sie mentioned, it's not an organizational unit, it's a container -- just like the "Users" container. Group Policies can only be applied to organizational units, not containers.
They can be applied to OU's, Sites, or Domains. Or individual computers/users as well, as in Local Group Policy.
Sorry for the little typo here, I meant to say container, I get mixed up with this two sometimes , I am aware of GPO application to an OU, Domain Level, Sites as well local GPO on client Computers/Users.
I guess this answers my question then, GPO just cannot be applied with container even if you assign it on the site level or domain level, I had an assumption that it will inherit it cause I did not block policy inheritance on Domain Level, so it's kind of confusing.
Like Sie mentioned, it's not an organizational unit, it's a container -- just like the "Users" container. Group Policies can only be applied to organizational units, not containers.
They can be applied to OU's, Sites, or Domains. Or individual computers/users as well, as in Local Group Policy.
Thanks for expanding on my very limited classification of GPO application, Mark!
Like Sie mentioned, it's not an organizational unit, it's a container -- just like the "Users" container. Group Policies can only be applied to organizational units, not containers.
They can be applied to OU's, Sites, or Domains. Or individual computers/users as well, as in Local Group Policy.
Thanks for expanding on my very limited classification of GPO application, Mark!
You already knew that.
I knew what you meant, but was just clarifying for other readers.
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They can be applied to OU's, Sites, or Domains. Or individual computers/users as well, as in Local Group Policy.
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I guess this answers my question then, GPO just cannot be applied with container even if you assign it on the site level or domain level, I had an assumption that it will inherit it cause I did not block policy inheritance on Domain Level, so it's kind of confusing.
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You already knew that.
I knew what you meant, but was just clarifying for other readers.