March 2001
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
16h 42m
English
Group policy can be applied to three Active Directory container objects: sites, domains, and organizational units. In addition, every local computer has one local group policy that impacts it whether or not it is a member of a domain (by default, almost nothing is enabled in it). Although much of what you see in this book is available in local group policy, we will concentrate on Active Directory group policy.
Assigning group policy is not operationally difficult. Planning an appropriate group policy infrastructure, however, is a non-trivial event. You can place a few monolithic group policy objects at the domain level and they will trickle down to every user and computer in the domain. ...
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