Local, Site, Domain, OU Then it's top OU, then next OU, then next OU the bottom GPO in the OU takes precendence. Default - GPO1 w/screensaver1 -->OU1 - GPO2 w/screensaver2 ---->OU2 - GPO3 w/screensaver3 OU1 will get screensaver 2 and OU2 will get screensaver3 Jeff Pitsch On 1/5/06, Evan Mann <emann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > This may sound stupid, but someone check me on this as I cannot afford to > make a mistake. > > -I create a GPO called DEFAULT WU that defines Windows Update settings and > I apply it at the domain level, so this way it applies to all computers in > the "Computers" OU > -I have another GPO called CORP WU set in an OU named "Corporate > Workstations", where the Windows Update settings are different then the > domain level policy. > > Precedence on the "Corporate Workstations" OU lists CORP WU with > precedence of 1 and DEFAULT WU with a precedence of 2. > > Thus for the OU "Corporate Workstations", the outcome is the DEFAULT WU > settings are ignored and the windows update settings defined in CORP WU are > the only ones applied to the computer in that OU? > > > >