LDAP grouping

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   Is there an easy to way to enable LDAP grouping that I'm not aware of?
I have Allow LDAP Tags turned on my configuration.  I want to enable LDAP Tags so I can delegate rights to different groups that support different OUs in our domain.

Can I specify an LDAP/Active Directory query based on a specific OU so can I only specify the OU where the computers are?

E.G.
Domain
-Dept1
--Computers1
--Computers2
--Computers3
-Dept2
---Computers1
---Computers2
---Computers3

In any given OUs, I have different sub-OUs with computers in them. Can I just specify the root OU as an LDAP query? It doesn't seem to be working. For example, can I specify Dept2 and Dept1 as LDAP Tags? 

Not sure if that makes sense.

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	Is there an easy to way to enable LDAP grouping that I'm not aware of? I have Allow LDAP Tags turned on my configuration. I want to enable LDAP Tags so I can delegate rights to different groups that support different OUs in our domain. Can I specify an LDAP/Active Directory query based on a specific OU so can I only specify the OU where the computers are? E.G. Domain -Dept1 --Computers1 --Computers2 --Computers3 -Dept2 ---Computers1 ---Computers2 ---Computers3 In any given OUs, I have different sub-OUs with computers in them. Can I just specify the root OU as an LDAP query? It doesn't seem to be working. For example, can I specify Dept2 and Dept1 as LDAP Tags? Not sure if that makes sense.