Domain-level policies

Some policies and settings are going to be things that you want to apply to all of the machines or users in the entire domain, and the appropriate place for those settings are domain-level GPOs. It's important to point out that the GPOs themselves are not different as we talk about all of these different policy levels—a GPO is a GPO. The level at which the GPO is linked is what we are talking about when we discuss these hierarchical levels. So far, we haven't discussed GPO links, and that is because we will spend a lot of time discussing links and linking when we start to cover the bases on filtering these GPO settings, in upcoming chapters. For now, we simply need to understand that some GPOs will contain settings that ...

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