precedence??
poguy
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As you evaluate the password settings objects in your domain, you discover a PSO named PSO1 with a precedence value of 1 that is linked to a group named Help Desk. Another PSO, named PSO2, with a precedence value of 99, is linked to a group named Support. Mike Danseglio is a member of both the Help Desk and Support groups. You discover that two PSOs are linked directly to Mike. PSO3 has a precedence value of 50, and PSO4 has a precedence value of 200. Which PSO is the resultant PSO for Mike?
solution is PSO3
I'm thinking PSO3 has a higher precedence, so PSO3 would do first. and then PSO4, which mean PSO4 setting would override PSO3 so that the PSO4 should be the resultant PSO for Mike, Isn't it??
thanks
solution is PSO3
I'm thinking PSO3 has a higher precedence, so PSO3 would do first. and then PSO4, which mean PSO4 setting would override PSO3 so that the PSO4 should be the resultant PSO for Mike, Isn't it??
thanks
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Hyper-Me
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No, precedence means thats the one that takes effect before and above any others. PS03 is applied directly to mike and therefore of the highest precedence even with the higher number.