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3 Security principles

Users, groups, and computers

3 Security Descriptors

DACL (Discretionary Access Control Unit), Object Owner, SACL (System Access Control unit)

Object containing policy settings that affect user and computer operating environments and security
Can be linked to sites, domains, and OUs.

Group Policy Object

GUID

Globally Unique Identifier - 128 bit value represented by 32 hexadecimal digits that Windows uses to ensure unique object IDs

GPT

Group Policy Template - contains all policy settings that make up a GPO as well as related files, such as scripts

Contained in %systemroot%\SYSVOL\sysvol\domain\Policies

GPC

Group Policy Container - Stores GPO properties and status information but no actual policy settings

UNC
Universal Naming Convention

FRS

File Replication Service - used for GPT replication if you have DCs in your domain running versions of Windows Server earlier than Windows Server2008.

DFSR

Distributed File System Replication - Used for GPT replication when all DCs in a domain are running versions of Windows Server version 2008 or higher

gpotool.exe

Verifies the version and status of GPOs on all DCs and reports any discrepancies