Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - GPO Linking

The video tutorial explains the importance of linking Group Policy Objects (GPOs) to Organizational Units (OUs), domains, or sites to ensure they are enforced. It covers the creation and linking of GPOs, emphasizing the significance of processing order and how conflicts are resolved based on hierarchy. The tutorial also discusses GPO precedence, enforcement, and inheritance, providing insights into managing GPO settings effectively.

What is the first step in linking a GPO to an OU?

• Move the GPO

• Rename the GPO

• Delete the GPO

• Create the GPO

Which policy takes precedence if there is a conflict between a local policy and a site policy?

• OU policy

• Domain policy

• Site policy

• Local policy

In the hierarchy of GPO processing, which policy is applied last?

• Local policy

• Child OU policy

• Domain policy

• Site policy

When multiple GPOs are linked to the same OU, how are they processed?

• Based on link order

• Alphabetically

• Randomly

• By creation date

What does enabling 'block inheritance' do at the OU level?

• Prevents the GPO from being deleted

• Stops parent policies from applying to the child

• Forces the GPO to apply to all users

• Allows the GPO to be edited