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When one piece of code invokes or calls a function, it is done by the following syntax: variable = function_name ( args, ...); The function name must match exactly the name of the function in the function prototype. The args are a list of values (or variables containing values) that are "passed" into the function
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Answer:
Group policy object can be applied on the OU level.
Explanation:
This whole question is ambiguous to say the least. Group Policies can be applied the the OU (Lowest level - if you create the OU or group), the Domain and the AD Forest as long as you link the ou to the root of the AD Forest. In other words, if you wish to create a Group Policy, you also need to create an OU that you can lik it to. i.e, you want all managers to bypass the proxy settings, you create the OU, drop all the Managers in there and create the GP and apply it to the OU or group.