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Active Directory Group Policy

Group Policy allows configurations to be implemented for users and computers through Group Policy Objects (GPOs) linked to containers in Active Directory. Settings in GPOs are evaluated by targets using Active Directory's hierarchy. Group Policy is a primary reason to use Active Directory as it allows centralized management of user and computer configurations.

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Active Directory Group Policy

Group Policy allows configurations to be implemented for users and computers through Group Policy Objects (GPOs) linked to containers in Active Directory. Settings in GPOs are evaluated by targets using Active Directory's hierarchy. Group Policy is a primary reason to use Active Directory as it allows centralized management of user and computer configurations.

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Group Policy Group Policy is an infrastructure that allows you to implement specific configurations for users and computers.

Group Policy settings are contained in Group Policy objects (GPOs), which are linked to the following Active Directory directory service containers: sites, domains, or organizational units (OUs). The settings within GPOs are then evaluated by the affected targets, using the hierarchical nature of Active Directory. Consequently, Group Policy is one of the top reasons to deploy Active Directory because it allows you to manage user and computer objects. Get Started Group Policy Overview for Windows Server 2012 Download Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) Group Policy Preferences: Getting Started Group Policy Cmdlets in Windows PowerShell Windows Group Policy Resource Kit Planning and Architecture Implementing Common Desktop Management Scenarios with GPMC Planning a Managed Environment Designing a Group Policy Infrastructure Deployment Planning and Deploying Group Policy with Windows Server 2008 Windows Vista: Deploying Group Policy Deployment Considerations for Group Policy Security and Protection Group Policy Security Settings Security Settings Overview for GPMC Deploying Security Policy Operations Group Policy Operations Guide Use Administrative Templates GPMC Help for Windows Server 2008 R2 Local Group Policy Editor Help for Windows Server 2008 R2 GPMC Help for Windows Server 2008 Local Group Policy Editor Help for Windows Server 2008 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Group Policy Using Event Logs Your Guide to Group Policy Troubleshooting Technical Reference Group Policy ADMX Syntax Reference Guide Group Policy Settings References Core Group Policy Technical Reference

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