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Security Filtering

Filtering let you choose the user, group or computer that the GPO will apply onto. If you configured "Computers" OU with a GPO but you only want to configure Win XP stations with that GPO and exclude Win 2000 stations, you can easily create a group of Win XP computers and apply the GPO only to that group.

This option save you from creating complicated OU tree with each type of computer in it.

A user or a group that you configure in the filtering field have by default the "Read" and "Apply" permission. By default when you create a GPO link, you can see that "Authenticated users" are listed.

 

In the above example, Office 2K3 will be installed on all computers that are part of the two listed groups.

If we still were using Authenticated users, the installation of the Office suite could have followed the user to any computer that he logs onto, like servers or other machines. Using filtering narrows the installation options.

If you want to configure these permissions with higher resolution, you can go to Delegation tab and see the permissions. Going to the Advanced Tab will let you configure the ACL permission with the highest resolution.