What happens if two GPOs are enforced?

[john]

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Do both of GPOs get applied? In my case, we have one GPO
that pushes down SUS Updates (to a large OU) and another
that runs individual settings (to smaller sub OUs). If I
enforce the higher GPO, will it cancel the GPO defined in
the sub OUs? Thanks!

 

[Guest]

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GPO's are applied in this order local>site>domain>OU>subOU. Any setting defined will
be overridden by a policy farther down the line. This all assumes no block
inheritance or no override has been enabled. A sub OU GPO with a defined setting
will override the same setting defined at the OU level.--- Steve



"John" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Do both of GPOs get applied? In my case, we have one GPO
> that pushes down SUS Updates (to a large OU) and another
> that runs individual settings (to smaller sub OUs). If I
> enforce the higher GPO, will it cancel the GPO defined in
> the sub OUs? Thanks!