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Enforced Group Policy
Lunchbocks
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I understand that enforced policies will always override other policies as well as Block Inheritance. However, if I go to a policy and under Delegation select advanced and remove the "Apply Group Policy" checkbox, and then select "Deny" for that entry, does the policy still get enforced?
Degree: Liberty University - B.S Computer Science (In Progress)
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Current Certs: CCENT | MCTS | Network+
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2020 Goals: CCNA, CCNP Security, Linux+
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texasit
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From my understanding no the policy will not apply to whichever user or group you deny apply group policy and I believe "read" is the other permission you must deny. -
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Hyper-Me
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It would not be enforced in that scenario. You would be effectively denying those objects the ability to even read the GPO in question. -
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Thanks guys, that's what I thought; I just wanted to make sure.Degree: Liberty University - B.S Computer Science (In Progress)
Current Certs: CCENT | MCTS | Network+
Currently Working On: Security+2020 Goals: CCNA, CCNP Security, Linux+