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Chris
Hello,
I was configuring a policy setting (as the result of
reading a knowledge base article; 216463, step 4) and the
directions state to create a new policy from the group
policy tab.
However, the exact same setting can be manipulated by
clicking "edit" instead of "new".
So my question is, what is the preferred technique for
implementing a change to a group policy? By creating a
GPO for every setting (and thus potentially having dozens
of objects floating around) or just changing the settings
of the pre-existing object?
Thanks,
--Chris
I was configuring a policy setting (as the result of
reading a knowledge base article; 216463, step 4) and the
directions state to create a new policy from the group
policy tab.
However, the exact same setting can be manipulated by
clicking "edit" instead of "new".
So my question is, what is the preferred technique for
implementing a change to a group policy? By creating a
GPO for every setting (and thus potentially having dozens
of objects floating around) or just changing the settings
of the pre-existing object?
Thanks,
--Chris