From the course: Windows Server 2019: Implementing Group Policy

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Loopback processing

- When it comes to the actual processing of Group Policy Objects, we're already familiar with the basic default LSD OU, as far as the order of how Group Policies are applied, but let's talk about computer vs user settings and specifically, how and when they are applied. So, to demonstrate this I'm in Group Policy Management on my Domain Controller. This is a little bit confusing by the way, so please try to follow along, you may need to watch this more than once but Imma use the New York Organizational Unit for this demonstration and the reason why, is because if I expand it, you'll see here that I have a computers container and a users container, and if I expand those you will see that I've already created a Group Policy Object, for each one. Right, I have the Demo Computer Settings Group Policy Object for computers, and the Demo Users Settings Group Policy Object for the users. Here's…

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