Group policies scope and group policy process in a GP all by itself is a collection of configuration
instructions that will be processed by the client's site extensions of computers until the GPO is scoped.
It doesn't apply to any users or computers.
The GPO scope determines the client site extensions of which computers will receive and process the
GPO and only the computers or users within the scope over GPO will apply the surgeons and the GPO.
Consequently you must design the scope of GP owes to your environment.
In this section we'll learn about each of the mechanisms with which you can scope a Jabil and in the
process you will learn about the concept of group policy application inheritance and residence.
So here comes a quick overview of this section.
After completing this part you'll be able to describe GPO links.
Explain how to link GPO describe group policy process in order explain how to configure GPO inheritance
and residence.
Explain how to use security filter and to modify group policies go describe WMO filters explain how
to filter group policy application explain how to enable or disable GP OS GPO nodes.
Describe loop back policy process and describe considerations for slow links and disconnected systems
and explain how to identify when systems become a factor.
So let's get started.