Administrators can apply a Group Policy to specific systems, groups,
or users by associating the Group Policy Object (GPO) with an Active
Directory Organizational Unit (OU) in the Group Policy Management
Editor.
Create a new Group Policy Object (GPO).
In Group Policy Management for your domain,
expand the tree to Group Policy Objects.
Right-click the Group Policy
Objects group and create a new GPO.
Enter a Name for
the GPO, and then click OK.
Add a policy to the new GPO.
In Group Policy Management for your domain,
right-click on the new GPO you created in previous step and select Edit.
In the left-hand pane, select Computer Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > System > Dell Command | Power Manager.
Set the desired policy.
Create an Active Directory OU, if one does
not already exist.
In Active Directory, right-click the domain,
and then select New > Organizational Unit.
Enter a Name for
the organizational unit, and then click OK.
In the right pane, right-click the new OU,
select New, and then select the system, group,
or users to which this policy will apply.
Link the GPO to the OU.
Close Active Directory and the Group Policy
Management Editor, if they are open.
NOTE: You must restart the Group Policy Management Editor to see new OUs.
Reopen the Group Policy Management Editor.
Select Group Policy
Management > Domains > <DomainName>
Right-click the OU, and select Link an existing GPO.
Select the GPO created in a previous step,
and then click OK.
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