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To my knowledge that's only possible with 3rd party tools or scripting. You could create a script that's used when creating user and computer accounts that place them on certain OUs based on their site/ip-address.
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The only option I can see is changing the process of how user and computer accounts are created to use a script to place them in their correct locations, or to do it all manually. You can change the default container for created objects, but this cannot be made rule-based.
Easiest way to make sure no "rogue" accounts are created, is to remove the rights to create these objects from other people than the administrators/support personnel tasked with these duties. Delegate the "add workstations to domain" -right and the rights to create user and computer objects to only the specified users/groups and only on the desired OUs, and advice them to use scripts created for this purpose.
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by: ImranHashimPosted on 2006-05-03 at 00:09:46ID: 16593705
And another thing to check is that if joining computer is a server, it should go to another OU.