Active Directory with Windows Server 2016 - GPO Filtering

The video tutorial explains how to manage Group Policy Objects (GPO) using Access Control Lists (ACL). It covers configuring who gets the GPO applied, managing permissions, and optimizing GPO settings for performance. The tutorial provides detailed steps on adding or removing users from GPO application, setting advanced permissions, and disabling unused sections for faster processing.

What is one method to filter the group policy scope?

• Add all users to the OU

• Remove authenticated users and add specific global groups

• Apply the policy to the entire domain

• Use a random selection of users

How can you configure who gets the GPO applied to them?

• By selecting the GPO and using delegation

• By changing the domain settings

• By using a third-party tool

• By modifying the site configuration

What happens if you deny read permissions to a user in the GPO settings?

• The user will be removed from the group

• The user will still have the policy applied

• The user will not have the policy applied

• The user will have limited access to the policy

What can be done to improve GPO processing speed?

• Enable all settings

• Disable unused configuration sections

• Increase the number of users

• Add more global groups

Why might you disable the computer configuration section of a GPO?

• To speed up the GPO processing

• To prevent any changes to the computer settings

• To apply the policy to all users

• To increase security