Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - Group Policies

The video tutorial explains how to use group policy to manage networks, focusing on creating, linking, and managing Group Policy Objects (GPOs). It covers the importance of scoping, filtering, and inheritance in GPO application, and provides a step-by-step guide on using the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) to create and edit GPOs. The tutorial also discusses the order of GPO processing and the use of WQL for advanced filtering.

What is the primary purpose of a Group Policy Object (GPO)?

• To monitor network traffic

• To manage network hardware

• To control user and computer settings

• To store user data

Where are GPOs stored within a network?

• In a container called Gpos

• In a database

• In the cloud

• On individual computers

What is the first step in creating a GPO?

• Selecting a domain

• Naming the GPO

• Opening the Group Policy Management Console

• Linking the GPO to an OU

Why is it important to name a GPO based on its intended use?

• To increase network speed

• To ensure it is applied correctly

• To make it easier to identify its settings

• To prevent it from being deleted

What is the best practice for linking a GPO to affect specific users or groups?

• Linking it to a server

• Linking it to an OU

• Linking it to a domain

• Linking it to a site

What language is used for creating WMI filters?

• WQL

• HTML

• SQL

• XML

How are GPOs processed in terms of precedence?

• Alphabetically

• By creation date

• By link order

• Randomly