Aico
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OU in OU in OU, etc.....
I know that it's possible to put an OU in an OU and so on.
Is it possible to assign applications to the root-OU and some more applications to an OU below the root-OU so that users in the OU below the root-OU receive applications from the root-OU as well as applications of the OU below the root-OU?
Is it also possible to make groups member of OU's.
I don't know how to put it any other way, so I hope you understand what I typed just now.
Is it possible to assign applications to the root-OU and some more applications to an OU below the root-OU so that users in the OU below the root-OU receive applications from the root-OU as well as applications of the OU below the root-OU?
Is it also possible to make groups member of OU's.
I don't know how to put it any other way, so I hope you understand what I typed just now.
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Okay, I'll bite. What's an OU?
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Hehehehehehe. An OU is an Organizational Unit. New feature in Windows 2000 Active Directory. Was already being used in Netware 4.11 and higher.
Aico, did that answer your question for you? If you need anything else, let me know.
ASKER
Yes it did, you've earned the points. But I've also posted another question concerning Group Policy's on an OU with groups in it. Maybe you can answer that one for me. It's posted in the same Topic Area called "Group Policy on OU with groups in it". Duh....