What should you configure?

Your network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. All domain controllers run
Windows Server 2012 R2. The domain contains two organizational units (OUs) named OU1 and OU2
in the root of the domain. Two Group Policy objects (GPOs) named GPO1 and GP02 are created.
GPO1 is linked to OU1.
GPO2 is linked to OU2. OU1 contains a client computer named Computer1. OU2 contains a user
named User1. You need to ensure that the GPOs Applied to Computer1areApplied to User1 when
User1 logs on.
What should you configure?

Your network contains an Active Directory domain named contoso.com. All domain controllers run
Windows Server 2012 R2. The domain contains two organizational units (OUs) named OU1 and OU2
in the root of the domain. Two Group Policy objects (GPOs) named GPO1 and GP02 are created.
GPO1 is linked to OU1.
GPO2 is linked to OU2. OU1 contains a client computer named Computer1. OU2 contains a user
named User1. You need to ensure that the GPOs Applied to Computer1areApplied to User1 when
User1 logs on.
What should you configure?

A.
The GPO Status

B.
WMI Filtering

C.
GPO links

D.
Item-level targeting

Explanation:
Selecting D Item-Level targeting until further notice.

Old explanation before answer choice changed was C, GPO Links

A GPO can be associated (linked) to one or more Active Directory containers, such as a
site, domain, or organizational unit. Multiple containers can be linked to the same GPO, and a single
container can have more than one GPO linked to it. If multiple GPOs are linked to one container, you
can prioritize the order in which GPOs are applied.
Linking GPOs to Active Directory containers enables an administrator to implement Group Policy
settings for a broad or narrow portion of the organization, as required.



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David

David

i think should be C

Wayne Fulton

Wayne Fulton

so come on David back up why you think it should be C! Don’t just try and confuse people even more, this exam is hard enough.

Luis

Luis

In this case I agree with the answer is C, gpo1 has to be linked to gpo2

Alex

Alex

Item-Level Tageting is configured under each settings in the GPO. So not D.
The GPO are already Linked, but maybe it could be Link Properties they mean with C ?

bbyipp

bbyipp

I think something wrong with the question here. Agreed with Mick the question there is more appropriate to test on loopback processing.

Geezer32

Geezer32

This question is ridiculous. Item-level targets only apply to preferences, and it does not mention whether policy or preference is defined in the gpo, further in either case policy and preferences still have user and computer specific configuration. A gpo with computer settings will have no effect on a user without loopback enabled.

Under item level targeting you can’t add a user group to a computer configuration preference, user groups will be greyed out.

Neither C or D are correct with the information given. The right answer is loopback processing.

Implementer2016

Implementer2016

Agreed, loop-back processing would be the right answer here. But it’s not an option.
Probably C taking into account that you can link computer GPO to User OU?
But you cannot be as specific as User1 with the options given. I’d mark it C on the exam.

A10

A10

In exam its about an administrator logging into a server and not getting the office deployment deployed. = loop-backup processing.
Think you will find that the answer to this almost resembling question, with the proper choices is security filtering.

Luca

Luca

It’s definitively D. Have a look here…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIt_dPTD0os

MJG

MJG

Youre definitively an idiot. Where does the question say that the GPO is having trouble assigning GPO PREFERENCES?

It doesnt.

D has nothing to do with the question.

nicholas

nicholas

lol.. but the GPOs are not linked