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Name: Name the group whatever you like. Rename the group whenever you like.
Windows 10 Destination OU: Otto presents you with an Active Directory browser that lets you select any OU under your Organization’s OU. This OU is where Otto places the system when the task sequence is applied. Changing this will not affect any existing systems. It only matters when the task sequence is applied.
Organization: The organization that the group belongs to.
Deprecated: This allows you to mark a group that should no longer be used for new builds. It has no other effect.
Successor Group: Often times, groups come and go as organizations and builds change. A successor group allows you to define where customer systems should transition to when systems are Duplicated, Transferred, or Refreshed. When duplicating, transferring, or refreshing a system in a group that has a successor group, Otto automatically selects the successor group as the group for the new system.
Refresh OUs: When selecting a Destination OU, Otto scans Active Directory and caches the OU structure every few hours. If you’ve just recently created a new sub-OU and it doesn’t appear in the dropdown, click this button to ask Otto to re-scan.
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