Re: GPO Filtering and WSUS
- From: "Roger Abell [MVP]" <mvpNoSpam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 00:18:48 -0700
"Qafyg" <Qafyg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3AFF6778-5FF3-4505-B230-A7FD4033AF82@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
This is my current OU Design :
Enterprise Users and Computers
--Brand1
--Brand2
----City1
----City2
------Users
------Computers
Management
--Groups
--Misc
Servers
--Type1
--Type2
--Type3
Restricted Management
--Users (Domain admins)
--Groups
Domain Controllers
It works very well for delegation. The problem I have is filtering GPOs.
For exemple, I'm setting up WSUS and I want to have a production group and
a
test group for patch approval. Of course, in my test group, I want to use
computers from all over the organization to test compatibility with as
many
software as possible.
Would the best way to do that be to :
Create GPO1_WSUS_Test
Remove Read to authenticated Users
Add Read to SecurityGroup_WSUS_Test
Create GPO2_WSUS_Production
Deny Read to SecurityGroup_WSUS_Test
Apply both GPOs to the top-level OU Enterprise Users and Computers.
Is this how people setup test groups in WSUS? Or is there a more simple
solution?
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
I use something similar, except the baseline WSUS settings (production)
are carried in base GPO for (in your case) Enterprise Users and Computers.
Then, linked to same OU at higher priority is override GPO, such as your
security group filtered GPO1_WSUS_Test that uses WSUS settings to
have computers in the filtering group subscribe with a different WSUS
computer-group string. Result is all machines use production WSUS
computer-group and settings, unless machine is subject to application
of the higher priority GPO1_WSUS_Test GPO's WSUS settings due to
machine's membership in SecurityGroup_WSUS_Test group.
(no deny usage involved)
Roger
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