1. I know that rule, so I didn't test some users with OU level, only users direct in the domain.
3. How about I create a copy of default domain controller policy, with different name, then applies the cloned policy, but disable the named "default domain controller policy"
4. There is no confict items in these two policies.
5. Thank you for this point, I have learned some from here. There are some userenv errors there, with event # 1000. The user is "SYSTEM", that is the one I am confusing: I tried diffrent domain user name to log in this computer, but the user is always "SYSTEM", is that means the GPO is implemented in the client computer with the "SYSTEM" user? How about I don't have the build-in "SYSTEM" user in my client computer?
Thank you for taking time to help me.
3. How about I create a copy of default domain controller policy, with different name, then applies the cloned policy, but disable the named "default domain controller policy"
4. There is no confict items in these two policies.
5. Thank you for this point, I have learned some from here. There are some userenv errors there, with event # 1000. The user is "SYSTEM", that is the one I am confusing: I tried diffrent domain user name to log in this computer, but the user is always "SYSTEM", is that means the GPO is implemented in the client computer with the "SYSTEM" user? How about I don't have the build-in "SYSTEM" user in my client computer?
Thank you for taking time to help me.