To enable cross-domain use of the Receiver policy templates, where should you configure the ADMX and ADML templates?

• A. Use the available Receiver ADMX and ADML templates locally.
• B. Use the available Receiver ADML templates to configure settings at the domain level.
• C. Use the available Receiver ADMX templates to configure settings locally.
• D. Use the available Receiver ADMX and ADML templates to configure the required settings at the domain level.

Answer: (D)

Cross-domain use of policy templates is achieved by centralizing the policy definitions so every domain in the forest can access the same settings from a domain-level policy. ADMX files contain the actual policy definitions, while ADML files provide the localized text for those settings. Placing both ADMX and ADML templates in the Central Store (PolicyDefinitions) in the domain’s SYSVOL allows you to configure the Receiver-related settings from a domain-level GPO that applies across all domains in the forest. This approach ensures consistent policy options everywhere and avoids local-only configurations. Using only locally stored templates or only one type (ADML or ADMX) would not provide the cross-domain reach or the complete, defined policy set.