Re: Filtering on a Security Group to Apply a Group policy
- From: TeeCee <TeeCee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2008 12:08:05 -0700
Yes, I am out of the box Active Directory administrator and I work in a
unique environment where our development team has so entwined Active
Directory into their applications that anything I do is more serious to break
things than their doing things. This is the design. So, instead of creating
an OU - I need to use the already created OU's to attach a new Group Policy
to and make sure the Group Policy is only applied though to certain computers
in this OU. And I do this by creating a security group and adding the pc's
to that security group that I want to apply a small script to that it won't
affect other parts of the OU objects?
tina
"Marcin" wrote:
Tina - refer to http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc728301.aspx.
Keep in mind that, regardless of security filtering, GPOs are linked to
containers in AD hierarchy (sites, domains, OUs) - not to groups...
hth
Marcin
"TeeCee" <TeeCee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1DA34503-7EDA-44B5-A9AB-3A93B7D62009@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Instead of applying a Group Policy to an OU, what is the proper way to
apply
it to just a security group of users or computers to ensure the policy is
no
applied to any other computer or user. If you have a good article. I am
reading about how to apply but does it really work without affecting other
computers or users? This is because moving users or computers in and out
of a
specific OU that has policy's attached to it causes custom applications to
break that are tied into Active Directory.
tina
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