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Select the GPO from Group Policy Objects list, then in the Security Filtering section, Add and Remove users, groups, and computers that the GPO should apply to. Right-Click the GPO, and select Edit. Change any of the policies you want to apply in the Computer and\or User Configuration.
Local GPOs are used when policy settings need to apply to a single Windows computer or user. Local GPOs exist by default on all Windows computers. Non-local GPOs: These are used when policy settings have to apply to one or more Windows computers or users.
Microsofts Group Policy Object (GPO) is a collection of Group Policy settings that defines what a system will look like and how it will behave for a defined group of users. Microsoft provides a program snap-in that allows you to use the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC).
Select the GPO from Group Policy Objects list, then in the Security Filtering section, Add and Remove users, groups, and computers that the GPO should apply to. Right-Click the GPO, and select Edit. Change any of the policies you want to apply in the Computer and\or User Configuration.
Perform one of the following actions: To create a new GPO,on the Action menu, click Create and Link New GPO. Type a name for the GPO, and then click OK. To link to an existing AD container,on the Action menu, click Link an Existing GPO. Select the GPO to which you want to link to the domain or OU, and then click OK.
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Next, the list of GPOs for the computer is added to the end of the GPOs for the user. This causes the computers GPOs to have higher precedence than the users GPOs.
By default, the authenticated users have the read and apply permission for the GPOs. As you dont want all the computers in the OU to apply the policy, uncheck the box: apply group policy permission for the authenticated users group; And then add the computer ,give it read and apply group policy permission.
Here are Active Directory Group Policy best practices that will help you to secure your systems and optimize Group Policy performance. Do not modify the Default Domain Policy and Default Domain Controller Policy. Create a well-designed organizational unit (OU) structure in Active Directory. Give GPOs descriptive names.

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