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EMS Administration Guide

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Configuring a group policy on the AD server

  1. On the AD server, open Group Policy Management.
  2. Right-click the Default Domain Policy setting. The Group Policy Management Editor opens. A new policy is applied to the entire AD domain. Alternatively, you can create a new Group Policy Object, and link it to one or more OUs in the AD server that contains the endpoint computers on which FortiClient will be deployed.
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Configuring a group policy on the AD server

  1. On the AD server, open Group Policy Management.
  2. Right-click the Default Domain Policy setting. The Group Policy Management Editor opens. A new policy is applied to the entire AD domain. Alternatively, you can create a new Group Policy Object, and link it to one or more OUs in the AD server that contains the endpoint computers on which FortiClient will be deployed.
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