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you have created a group policy that prevents users in the accounting department from accessing records in a database that has confidential information. the group policy is configured to disable the search function for all users in the accounting ou no matter which workstation is being used. What can you do to prevent the Group Policy object (GPO) that you have configured from applying to members of the Managers group?

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The Managers group should be added to the GPO's discretionary access control list  (DACL). Deny the Managers group the ability to read from and implement Group Policy, can do to prevent the Group Policy object (GPO) that you have configured from applying to members of the Managers group.

What is discretionary access control list  (DACL)?

The trustees who are granted or refused access to a secure item are listed on a discretionary access control list (DACL). The system determines whether to give access to a process when it tries to access a secure object by examining the ACEs in the item's DACL.

The Unix file mode, which specifies the read, write, and execute rights in each of the three bits for each user, group, and others, is a typical example of DAC. DAC characteristics include: The owner of an item may be changed by the user (s). Users have control over what kind of access other users have.

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