You define configuration changes by configure and policies Aaronson GPO.
However the configuration changes in a GPO do not affect computers or users in your organization until
you specify the computers or users to reach the GPO replies.
This is called scope in a GPO the scope of a GPO is a collection of users and computers that will apply
the sentence in the GPO.
You can use several methods to manage the scope in G bills.
The first is a GPO link you can link GPO always two sides demands and or use in a tedious the site domain
or you then becomes the maximum scope of the GPO all computer send to users within the site domain or
you including those in child or use are affected by the configurations that the policies settings in
the GPO specify.
Note here that you can link a GPO to more than one site domain or you you should be careful linking
GPL is to multiple sites which can introduce performance issues when the policy is applied.
This is because in a multi site network the GPO is are stored in the domain controllers of the domain
where the policy was created.
Consequently computers and the other domains might need to traverse a slow wide area network link to
obtain the GPO.
Further you can narrow the scope of the GPO with one or two types of filters with security filters you
can use permissions to specify to which users computers or members of security groups.
The GPO does or does not imply windows management instrumentation or w my filters specify a scope by
using the characteristics of a system such as Operation system version or free disk space use security
filters ANWR my filters to narrow or specify the scope within the initial scope created by the GPO link
as a node here.
Windows Server 2008 introduced a new component of group policy which is called group policy preferences.
You can filter or targets the surgeons that you configure by group policy preferences within a group
policy object based on several criteria with targeted preferences you can further refine the scope of
preferences within a single GPO.