4. Describe the sequence of the application of multiple Group Policy Objects; ad

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4. Describe the sequence of the application of multiple Group Policy Objects; address the following issues:

i. What is the sequence of group policy application and what are the effective settings if a computer or user has multiple level policies that apply – local policies, organizational unit policies, domain and site policies.

ii. What happens if there are nested organizational units.

iii. If there are multiple policies at one level, eg. if there are multiple domain group policies, what determines the sequence of application.

iv. If there are conflicting policies at different levels, which one is the effective setting.

v. Enforcing policies; prevent policies from being over-ridden; blocking inheritance. 5. Describe and explain the three methods of running multiple web sites from one IIS web server.

Explanation / Answer

By default, Group Policy is inherited and cumulative, and it affects all computers and users in an Active Directory container.

GPOs are processed in the following order:

Note The order in which GPOs are processed is significant because when policy is applied, it overwrites policy that was applied earlier.

The Group Policy objects (GPOs) that apply to a user (or computer) do not all have the same precedence. Settings that are applied later can override settings that are applied earlier

The policies are applied in the hierarchy --> Local machines, Sites, Domains and Organizational Units.(LSDOU)

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