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You are the administrator of a Windows 2003 domain. According to company policy - you created an OU and applied a GPO restricting Control Panel access to users. Later on - your company policy changed and you allow Control Panel access to some of the users in that OU. The policy also states that their membership be kept as it is without moving them to other groups or OUs.How will you allow Control Panel access to some users thereby restricting access to others in the same OU?

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You are the administrator of a Windows 2003 domain. According to company policy - you created an OU and applied a GPO restricting Control Panel access to users. Later on - your company policy changed and you allow Control Panel access to some of the users in that OU. The policy also states that their membership be kept as it is without moving them to other groups or OUs.How will you allow Control Panel access to some users thereby restricting access to others in the same OU?






 
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