Which are the three types of GPOs?

• A. Local Group Policy Objects, Non-local Group Policy Objects, Starter Groups
• B. Local Group Policy Objects, Global Group Policy Objects, Starter Groups
• C. Local Policy Objects, Non-local Group Policy Objects, Starter Groups
• D. Local Group Policy Objects, Non-local Group Policy Objects, Policy Starter Groups

Answer: (A)

Local Group Policy Object governs policy on a single computer, useful when a machine isn’t part of a domain or when you’re configuring settings locally. Non-local Group Policy Objects are stored in Active Directory and can be linked to sites, domains, or organizational units to apply across many machines. Starter Groups are template GPOs you create and reuse to seed new GPOs with a baseline set of settings, making it easy to apply consistent configurations across multiple objects. These three cover policy applied locally, domain-wide policy, and templates for creating new GPOs, which is why they’re the correct trio.