GPO question: how to properly assign to computer objects

K

KevinW

I’m sure this is GPO Management 101, but I have been getting mixed
results using a GPO to route workstations to my WUS server.

My GPO sits in a "Registered Workstation" OU. In order for this GPO
to properly apply to the computers in this container, do I add the
computer object names directly to the GPO? Or should the simple fact
that this GPO is hanging in the same OU as these computer objects be
enough?

Thanks to all for reading!

Kevin
 
L

lforbes

KevinW said:
I'm sure this is GPO Management 101, but I have been getting
mixed results using a GPO to route workstations to my WUS
server.

My GPO sits in a "Registered Workstation" OU. In order for
this GPO to properly apply to the computers in this container,
do I add the computer object names directly to the GPO? Or
should the simple fact that this GPO is hanging in the same OU
as these computer objects be enough?

Thanks to all for reading!

Kevin

Hi,

Put the Computers in the OU that has the Group Policy Applied to it.
Make sure that the settings you want to apply are in the Computer
Config section of the group policy.

You are good to go. It is that simple.


Cheers,

Lara
 
K

KevinW

lforbes said:
Hi,

Put the Computers in the OU that has the Group Policy Applied
to it. Make sure that the settings you want to apply are in
the Computer Config section of the group policy.

You are good to go. It is that simple.


Cheers,

Lara

Excellent news! I was thinking it was silly that I would have to
manually add computer objects for this to work.

Thanks for taking the time to help!
 
L

lforbes

KevinW said:
Excellent news! I was thinking it was silly that I would have
to manually add computer objects for this to work.

Thanks for taking the time to help!

Hi,

No problem. The ease of use is what I love about Active Directory.

Cheers,

Lara
 

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