Best Practices
The following are best practices from this chapter:
• Use Windows Powershell ISE to learn how to properly format GPO related PowerShell cmdlets.
• Use commonsense naming conventions for GPOs.
• When you are working with GPOs, disable unused Computer and User Configuration nodes of the policy when possible.
• When you delegate the creation of GPOs to nonadministrators, also consider delegating the capability to manage the links for a specific OU and to allow these administrators to run modeling and to read Group Policy results data.
• Use the Enforced and Block Inheritance settings in GPOs sparingly.
• Only configure the default account policies for the entire domain in the default domain policy. Leave all other settings to separate ...
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