Here I am on my PMC console, on my server 2012 box and as you can see, I've got my R to test Forrest.
Now I can go ahead and as I showed before, show the domains that are available in this forest and add
them as needed.
In this case, I only have one.
And what you see is, as I select each container, in this case the domain, it shows me the GPOs linked
to that container.
And I can actually see those over here and change their order.
Remember I talked about order in the previous module that controls GPO processing, so I can essentially
show as I click on each one, I can see the GPOs that are linked to it.
If I select the actual GPL either from the link, which is what I'm doing here, or if I expand group
policy objects and select the same GPO here, I get the same view over here on the right.
So there's no difference between selecting the GPO here as a link and selecting the GPO within the group
policy objects container.
And that's that's really a subtle, yet important distinction to understand.
And how it's different is that if I were to come up here and click right click and say, Delete what
I'm deleting here is the link, not the GPO.
However, if I come down here and right click delete, I would actually be deleting the GPO.
That's an important distinction.
So within the group policy objects container, if I need to deleted GPOs, this is the place I'm going
to come to do it and this is how I do it.
Essentially highlighting a GPO, right clicking and saying delete.
So again, we've got the domain, we've got all of our use.
You'll notice that there are no computers in here, there are no users, so I can't see what's in there.
So you that these users or computers are going to get.
But it still shows me, you know, exactly what GPOs are linked to, which I'll use and it shows me
the old structure.