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1. what is the primary method used by system administrators to apply policy settings in active directory?

2. which tool do system administrators use to edit the policy settings that will be applied to different groups?

3. what is the name used to describe groups of users and/or computers that may have policy settings applied to them?

4. which tool is used to assign policy settings to specific groups after the settings are already created?

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