Mulitple Group Policies or not?

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Hi all,

I'm looking into implementing Group Policy across my domain and am
looking for some advice in the best way to do so.

Many of the settings that I push out through GP are global to the
domain, for example, the home page that I set everyone's IE to, local
security, etc. Some settings are dependant on location, such as
installed printers, and I will attach these GP's to OU's.

Should the global settings be set in the Default Domain Policy? Or
should I attach these at OU level also?

What is the best set up for speed of processing?

Thanks in advance.

.

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