Re: Is there any way to print a list of the GPOs in a domain?
- From: "Mike Matheny" <thomasdotmdotmathenya@nasadotgov>
- Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 09:47:10 -0500
Well, I get access denied when running the RSOP GUI in MMC, and a similar
error when checking WMI, plus I cannot use any WMI based inventory programs.
I will search for DCOM security to see if that might be it. Thanx for the
input!
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"Darren Mar-Elia" <dmanonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Mike-
How did it screw up WMI? Sounds like a DCOM security setting--that will do
it every time.
Darren
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"Mike Matheny" <thomasdotmdotmathenya@nasadotgov> wrote in message
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Thanx Darren! The other GPO clean up script will come in handy also - I
have somehow made a GPO setting that screws up WMI and none of the
experts I have shown the GPO to can figure out what part if it doing it!
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Mike
"Darren Mar-Elia" <dmanonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Mark is a comedian :)
You can use GPMC scripts to do this or if you are PowerShell inclined,
you can use my free GPMC cmdlets quite easily. Specifically:
get-SDMgpo * will return a list of all GPOs in the domain, including
names. You can even use PowerShell to output that list to a text file
and then use it as input for the new-SDMgpo cmdlet to create them in the
new domain.
Darren
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having to learn or install new technology.
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"Mark Heitbrink [MVP]" <spam-only@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Mike Matheny schrieb:
We are merging into another domain, and I need to give them a list of
my GPO names so they can pre-create empty GPO for us to import our
settings into.
Thanks for sharing this interesting und usefull information.
Mark
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