It is Organization Units you are looking for in AD. You do the separation of settings and access by placing computer and user accounts to different OUs.
Windows 10 Groups setup
Our business is growing and we are currently working on a second location, with that in mind I'm looking for a simpler way to deploy new computers, What I'm looking to do is somehow create 3 groups, so when anyone of a certain group log into their computer, they all get the same information, they don't even need separate accounts, just log in under a group name if possible, again, I don't know how all of this would work, what it mostly comes down to is I have 3 groups of people that need to be able to access certain websites and have it all bookmarked with stored passwords so I don't have to set everything up each time I set up a new PC, when I get a new PC they would just be able to log into their group and everything would be there, I understand this may require a different version of windows such as maybe windows server, but I don't know, that's why I'm asking the question, any Ideas would be very helpful. Thanks.
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Pavel yannara Mirochnitchenko 13,456 Reputation points MVP2022-07-27T20:08:50.797+00:00