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Group Policy LSDOU
If I understand AD GPO works in the hierarchy of LSDOU.
if there are conflicting settings always the settings applied at the last object win:
well, if I need to dedicate some computers , either workstation or servers to just a group of people to be able to login into, do I need to put those computers in a separate OU and change the user right assignment lo Allow login locally to just to a specific group ?
or whether there is another way to leave the computers where they are among other computers and come up with another idea ?
Thank you
if there are conflicting settings always the settings applied at the last object win:
well, if I need to dedicate some computers , either workstation or servers to just a group of people to be able to login into, do I need to put those computers in a separate OU and change the user right assignment lo Allow login locally to just to a specific group ?
or whether there is another way to leave the computers where they are among other computers and come up with another idea ?
Thank you
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