It is possible to link a GPO to another domain within the same forest. It is also possible to link GPO to another forest as long as there is forest trust. The reason we cannot see the second GPO from abc. Is there a solution to this problem? This way, both the purposes would be solved. The GPO would not be applied to all computers and users, but we will be able to view it and link it.
We recommend this approach, because this is more restricted and secure. One of the thumb rules of permission is: Deny access always overrides Allow access. This means, if an object is member of multiple allow groups but at least one deny group, effective access would be deny.
Now, we are denying one particular account which is the member of this Domain Admins group. But that AD group also contains few R2 servers. We do not want to apply the GPO on R2 servers, and we do not have time to identify and segregate those servers from the list. WMI Filtering is a vast topic, which is beyond the scope of this article and requires dedicated discussion. Lockout wrote: Not sure I fully understand your predicament. There is the default domain policy which already has a default password policy so just create an additional object for that special group and make sure they are removed from the default domain policy Password policy is only applied from the Highest linked GPO at the domain level.
Ghost Chili. Semicolon This person is a verified professional. Dave Kay wrote: I would think you could create each policy, apply at the proper OU and then change the scope so they each only apply to the proper group s of users. There is the default domain policy which already has a default password policy so just create an additional object for that special group and make sure they are removed from the default domain policy Back in the day, companies would literally create child domains so that they could create a different password policy.
Because these methods do not work. A domain can have only one password policy. And it is the password policy in the GPO with the highest precedence linked at the domain level. I guess they have a nice GUI for them in as linked by Justin. But, yeah. If so, then use Security Filtering to filter on the specific user or group.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Note that it is generally considered poor practice to filter based on user accounts. Best practice is to create a group specifically for the policy, and then add users, groups, or computers to that group. Bacon: True enough. I wanted to convey in my answer that it could be done based on user or group.
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Sysvol replication is working fine DC replication is working good and replicated to each other. Windows Server DCIAG result is. Verifying that the local machine petsvr, is a Directory Server. The previous call succeeded All rights reserved. Attachments: Up to 10 attachments including images can be used with a maximum of 3. From the information what you provided , i found that :the sysvol replication do have a problem.
Please confirm the replication again. Following information just for your reference: If GPT. And let it replicate to another. If there are any updates ,welcome to share here!
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