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Group Policy
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ALSO CALLED: GPMC, Group Policy Management Console, Microsoft Group Policy, Windows Server 2003 Group Policy, GPO, and Group Policy Objects
DEFINITION: Contained in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 allows administrators to define configurations for both servers and user machines. Local policy settings can be applied to all machines and for those that are part of a domain, an administrator can use Group Policy to set policies that apply across a given site,
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GROUP POLICY DEFINITION (continued): … Contained in Microsoft Windows Server 2003 allows administrators to define configurations for both servers and user machines. Local policy settings can be applied to all machines and for those that are part of a domain, an administrator can use Group Policy to set policies that apply across a given site, domain, or range of organizational units (OUs) in the Active Directory directory service. Visit WhatIs.com - a knowledge exploration and self-education tool about information technology.
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