Where should the Administrator link the GPO?Group of answer choicesThe Desktops OUThe SiteThe Computers containerThe Users containerThe Sales OUThe Domain

The location where the Administrator should link the Group Policy Object (GPO) depends on the scope of the policy and the objects it is intended to affect. Here are the options:

1. The Desktops OU: If the GPO is meant to apply to all desktop computers within the organization, then linking it to the Desktops Organizational Unit (OU) would be appropriate.

2. The Site: If the GPO is meant to apply to all objects within a specific site, then linking it to the Site would be appropriate.

3. The Computers container: If the GPO is meant to apply to all computer objects within the domain, then linking it to the Computers container would be appropriate.

4. The Users container: If the GPO is meant to apply to all user objects within the domain, then linking it to the Users container would be appropriate.

5. The Sales OU: If the GPO is meant to apply to all objects within the Sales department, then linking it to the Sales OU would be appropriate.

6. The Domain: If the GPO is meant to apply to all objects within the domain, then linking it to the Domain would be appropriate.

Remember, GPOs are processed in the following order: Local, Site, Domain, and then OU. This is known as LSDOU. If there are conflicting settings in GPOs linked to these areas, the settings in the last processed GPO (OU level) will win.