Using site-linked GPOs

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Since Active Directory sites are defined by networking settings (subnets), you will generally only want to use site-linked GPOs to configure network-related policy settings for computers at the site.

Some examples of policy settings that might be configured in a site-linked GPO include:

  • Wireless networking policies
  • Public-key security policies
  • Internet Explorer proxy server configuration policies

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Mitch Tulloch is Senior Editor of both WServerNews and FitITproNews and is a widely recognized expert on Windows Server and cloud technologies. He has written more than a thousand articles and has authored or been series editor for over 50 books for Microsoft Press and other publishers. Mitch has also been a twelve-time recipient of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award in the technical category of Cloud and Datacenter Management. He currently runs an IT content development business in Winnipeg, Canada.

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