Organizational Units (OUs) are a hierarchical structure within a directory service (like Active Directory or LDAP) that allows administrators to organize and manage users, groups, computers, and other resources. They enable the delegation of administrative control, application of Group Policy, and simplified resource management. OUs are commonly used to reflect an organization's structure, such as departments, locations, or teams, allowing for tailored security policies and resource access controls at each level.
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