What should you configure the GPO?

You work as a Network Administrator at AIOTestking.com. AIOTestking.com has an Active Directory
Domain Services (AD DS) domain named AIOTestking.com. All servers in the AIOTestking.com domain
have Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 installed.
AIOTestking.com has a Sales department, a Human Resources (HR) department and a Production
department. All user accounts in the AIOTestking.com domain are contained in an organizational unit
(OU) named TK-Users.
All users in the Sales department are members of a global group named SalesGroup. All users in
the HR department are members of a global group named HRGroup. All users in the Production
department are members of a global group named ProductionGroup.
A server named TESTKING-SR21 runs the File Services role and hosts shared folders named
Sales, HR and Production.
You configure a group policy object (GPO) named DrivesGPO and link it to the TK-Users OU.
You want to configure the GPO to map drives on the user’s computers to the shared folders. You
want all members of SalesGroup to have their H: drive mapped to \\TESTKING-SR21\Sales, all
members of HRGroup to have their H: drive mapped to \\TESTKING-SR21\HR and all members of
ProductionGroup to have their H: drive mapped to \\TESTKING-SR21\Production.
What should you configure the GPO?

A.
You should apply a WMI filter to the GPO.

B.
You should apply Security Filtering to the GPO.

C.
You should configure Item-level targeting in the GPO.

D.
You should configure Group Policy Precedence for the GPO.

E.
You should configure Restricted Groups in the GPO.