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Assigned Policy question (remove and add)

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How do I remove a Assigned Policy from a group and  is it possible to remove it from a OU level?

Also is it possible to assign policy at the OU level?  When I select multiple groups, the Assign Policy option is greyed out.

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    The best way to make or change policy assignments is to go to Policy Management in the Storage Manager Administration utility, and select the policy you need and edit it.  Choose the policy associations that you need.  Note that any object (user, group, container) can only have one user policy associated so if you add an object to a different policy, it will change.  Any given policy can be assigned to multiple objects.  Policy inheritance goes from closest object, so direct user assignment, then group membership, then nearest container.  

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