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Hi, I have been asked to do an OU restructure in AD.<br />
Some OU's have been created based on the GPO that is applied and some are based on the Business Unit. I am required to restructure the OU's based on the Business Units in order to do reporting. I plan to align the OU's according to the SAP BU's<br />
I currently have over 30 OU's and about 45 GPO's. What would be the best way to go about the restructure while maintaining the GPO's that the users have applied?
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Hi, I have been asked to do an OU restructure in AD.
Some OU's have been created based on the GPO that is applied and some are based on the Business Unit. I am required to restructure the OU's based on the Business Units in order to do reporting. I plan to align the OU's according to the SAP BU's
I currently have over 30 OU's and about 45 GPO's. What would be the best way to go about the restructure while maintaining the GPO's that the users have applied?

OU Restructure in AD

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