Re: Domain account - rights to install apps on all workstation in

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"SorinD" <SorinD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks.

The GPO has to be assign to an OU that contains all the workstations that
need the local admin, hasn't it?

Generally that is the way to do it.
[Being picky: technically it is called "linking" a GPO to the OU.]

You have to link the GPO to a container that includes all of the machines
that need whatever features the GPO sets -- linking to Sites, Domains
(as a whole), or any OU is possible.

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