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Great thank you abbright will try it tonight
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Great thank you abbright will try it tonight

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Hi Guys<br />
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Probably a quick one for those in the know...<br />
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I need to apply a GPO to an OU - a very simple one - different proxy settings for an OU containing service accounts.<br />
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This OU is already inheriting a GPO which contains a different proxy. Is it possible to ensure this new GPO takes precedence over the inherited domain GPO?<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
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R
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Hi Guys

Probably a quick one for those in the know...

I need to apply a GPO to an OU - a very simple one - different proxy settings for an OU containing service accounts.

This OU is already inheriting a GPO which contains a different proxy. Is it possible to ensure this new GPO takes precedence over the inherited domain GPO?

Thanks in advance

R

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