You have a server named Server1 in a workgroup. You need to configure a Group Policy setting on Server1 that will apply to only non-administrative users. What should you do?
A.
Open Local Group Policy Editor. From the View menu, modify the Customize settings.
B.
Open Local Group Policy Editor. From the File menu, modify the Options settings.
C.
Open Local Users and Groups. Create a new group. Run New-GPO.
D.
Run mmc.exe. Add the Group Policy Object Editor snap-in and change the Group Policy object (GPO).
The answer is correct when attempted on a non Windows server machine. It gives me the option to select a specific group to which I can apply a GPO using Group Policy Object Editor. There even is an option for "Non-Administrators". But when I try the same on my windows server, I don't get this option. I currently don't have time to try a non-domain joined Server so I'll try later and get back to you.
Follow up. Just tested this on a VM with a non-domain joined server OS and I have the option. I don't know why I don't on my physical server. For what it's worth, the physical server is running Windows Server 2019 Datacenter whereas the VM is running 2016 Datacenter, so maybe it's just a 2019 thing. I'll need to spin up another VM with server 2019 to confirm that. Not making any promises though! Either way, the answer is correct
Alright I solved the riddle. I setup a VM with 2019 again and checked If i have the option and i do, so Server 2019 isn't the issue. I then domain joined it to see if that makes a difference and it doesn't, i still have the option. Finally I promoted it to a DC and now the option doesn't exist anymore. So I guess the answer is correct as long as it's not a DC(which it isn't since it makes no mention of such thing)
I think this question is not in 70-740,70-741,70-742. But the answer is D) Run mmc.exe. Add the Group Policy Object Editor snap-in and change the Group Policy object (GPO)
Explanation:
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-apply-local-group-policy-settings-specific-users-windows-10
Is this question for Windows Server ?
Specified link hasn't mentioned a word about Windows Server.
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