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One quick question. &nbsp;Do you have to link enable every policy at the OU level for each OU. &nbsp;I find myself going into each OU and adding the same group policy.. seems kind of redundant.<br />
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I know the default domain policy is at the top and carries down to all my OUs
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One quick question.  Do you have to link enable every policy at the OU level for each OU.  I find myself going into each OU and adding the same group policy.. seems kind of redundant.

I know the default domain policy is at the top and carries down to all my OUs

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no, if you set a policy at OU1 &nbsp;and below that OU2 rests, then the policy on OU1 will go down....<br />
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get a hold of the GPMC, much easier to deal with
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no, if you set a policy at OU1  and below that OU2 rests, then the policy on OU1 will go down....

get a hold of the GPMC, much easier to deal with

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Please explain the difference between enabled and linked in group policies?
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Please explain the difference between enabled and linked in group policies?

Group Policy link and enabled

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