In the Group Policy Management Console, to change the precedence of a GPO you would use the tab that lists linked GPOs. Which tab is this?

In the Group Policy Management Console, to change the precedence of a GPO you would use the tab that lists linked GPOs. Which tab is this?

• A. Linked Group Policy Objects
• B. Security Filtering
• C. WMI Filters
• D. Details Pane

Answer: (A)

GPO precedence comes from the link order of the policies that are applied to a container. In the Group Policy Management Console, the tab that lists the GPOs linked to that OU/site/domain is called the Linked Group Policy Objects tab. The GPOs are processed in the order shown there, from top to bottom, with the lower items applied after the ones above them. That means the settings of a GPO lower in the list can override conflicting settings from those higher up. You change which GPO has higher precedence by rearranging this list (Move Up/Move Down). The other tabs—Security Filtering and WMI Filters—control whether a GPO applies at all or under what conditions, not the order in which it is applied. The Details Pane simply shows properties of the selected GPO.

GPO precedence comes from the link order of the policies that are applied to a container. In the Group Policy Management Console, the tab that lists the GPOs linked to that OU/site/domain is called the Linked Group Policy Objects tab. The GPOs are processed in the order shown there, from top to bottom, with the lower items applied after the ones above them. That means the settings of a GPO lower in the list can override conflicting settings from those higher up. You change which GPO has higher precedence by rearranging this list (Move Up/Move Down). The other tabs—Security Filtering and WMI Filters—control whether a GPO applies at all or under what conditions, not the order in which it is applied. The Details Pane simply shows properties of the selected GPO.