Not necessarily having logon speed issues, but I am trying to make logon as rapid as possible. I have to agree that I don't like the idea of monster GPOs for "all settings", it is much easier to administer and maintain when each GPO does "exactly what it says on the tin".
I'm wondering how much effect large numbers of group memberships can have on logon speed as well. I can remember there used to be an issue with Kerberos token sizes, but not sure how this stacks up for modern systems (last time I experienced issues with this was back in 2005 on 2003 R1 systems). On 23 February 2011 13:33, Jeff Steward <jstew...@gmail.com> wrote: > There is a small performance impact on processing each GPO and I'm sure > there is a point where one can have too many GPOs but unless you are having > logon speed issues it is a question of preference. For the record, I prefer > more focused GPOs rather than a couple of monster GPOs -- I'm less apt to > shoot my own foot when changing something. > > -Jeff Steward > > > On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 4:05 AM, James Rankin <kz2...@googlemail.com>wrote: > >> I know I asked this a while back and didn't seem to get a definitive >> reply, but I am going to try again in case anyone can shed any light on it. >> >> Is there any difference in the speed of GPO application, comparing a few >> GPOs with a lot of settings, against a lot of GPOs with a few settings? I >> find having lots of GPOs with a few settings is much easier for >> administration and troubleshooting, but I am wondering if it is creating any >> overhead with regards to the processing. 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