Configure Group Policy Processing Flashcards

1
Q

What is the order in which GPOs are processed?

A

Local GPOs > GPOs linked to sites > GPOs linked to domains > GPOs linked to OUs

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GPOs applied to the parent domain will flow down to the child domain. True or False?

A

False. GPOs do not flow down into their child domains.

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What is WMI filtering?

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WMI filtering is used to apply GPOs based on certain properties of the target computer such as the operating system.

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4
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What are the 4 modes of Loopback processing?

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Replace, merge, disabled, and not configured.

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What is the result of enabling loopback processing in replace mode?

A

All of the user settings of any policies applied to the users in the Sales OU will be deleted, and only the settings in the computer policy will be applied.

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What is the result of enabling loopback processing in merge mode?

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All settings that do not conflict between the user and computer settings will be applied.

User settings take precedence if there is conflict.

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What is the result of enabling loopback processing in disabled mode?

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Policy is not applied.

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What is the result of enabling loopback processing in Not Configured mode?

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Policy is not applied unless there is a like policy applied at a higher level in the AD hierarchy.

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9
Q

How do you configure the blocking of inheritance?

A

Right click on OU and select Block Inheritance.

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10
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How do you enforce policies?

A

Right click on GPO and select Enforce.

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What is Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Filtering?

A

WMI filtering is used to restrict the application of GPOs based on the hardware characteristics of the computers.

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12
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What is slow-link processing?

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The slow-link detection policy, when enabled, gives the client computer a slow-limit threshold (500 Kbps) and if the client is below that threshold, only mandatory policies will be applied.

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13
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What policies will not be applied if the slow-link detection policy is enabled and a slow link is detected?

A
Disk Quota
Software Installation
Scripts
Folder Redirection
Wireless Network (802.11) Policies
Wireless Network (802.3) Policies
IE Maintenance Extension
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14
Q

How would you ensure that all policies are downloaded even if a slow link is present and slow-link detection is enabled?

A

Set the slow link threshold to 0 Kbps.

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15
Q

What is Group Policy Caching?

A

When enabled, the client computer reads policy settings from a local copy held in the
C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Datastore folder which was populated during the last background refresh of policy when caching was not being used.

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16
Q

What PowerShell cmdlet can be used to remotely update Group Policy?

A

Invoke-GPUpdate

First introduced in Windows Server 2012.

17
Q

How do you update Group Policy via OU?

A

Within GPMC, right click on the OU and select Group Policy Update.

18
Q

How do you configure item-level targeting?

A

Open the GPME and navigate to

User Configuration > the target Preferences Settings > Common tab > Check Item-Level Targeting > Targeting

19
Q

What can GPOs be filtered by?

A

Users, computers, or groups.