Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - Domain DC and Local Policies

The video tutorial explains the different types of group policies in a domain environment, including default domain policies, default domain controller policies, and local group policies. It covers how these policies affect users and computers, and provides guidance on creating and modifying group policy objects (GPOs) using the Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding the hierarchy of policies and the potential for local policies to be overridden by higher-level policies.

What is the primary purpose of the default domain policy?

• To enforce settings on all domain controllers

• To create custom GPOs

• To affect all users and computers in the domain

• To manage local group policies

Which policy is specifically linked to the OU where the domain controller is stored?

• Custom GPO

• Default domain controller policy

• Default domain policy

• Local group policy

What happens to a local group policy when a higher-level policy is applied?

• It is deleted

• It is overwritten

• It becomes inactive

• It is duplicated

What tool is used to create a local group policy on a client box?

• Registry Editor

• Active Directory Users and Computers

• Microsoft Management Console

• Group Policy Management Console

Which section of the local group policy object allows you to deploy software?

• Computer configuration

• User configuration

• Both computer and user configurations

• Administrative templates

Where can group policy objects be deployed?

• Only at the OU level

• At the local, domain, OU, or site level

• Only at the local level

• Only at the domain level

What should be considered when deploying multiple GPOs?

• The size of the GPO

• The color of the interface

• The order of application

• The number of users