In our project, we had to migrate multiple child domains containing more that 60 group policies. So, as you can image, we have decided to script the operation. Migrating policies is really not complex when you know the tools and procedure that need to be used. Yes, we have automated the migration of GPO between domains using powershell scripts and powershell cmdlets related to GPO. In a few words, we backup all the GPO from the source domain, we create a migration table using powershell script.
In the target domain, we import the gpo using powershell script and the migration table is updated to reflect the domain change. Thanks very much for you reply.
I do not underestand your question. Can you be a little bit more precise in what you wanna do? You are talking about migration table. The migration table will help you remove reference from old domain and replace with the new domain information…. This is maybe what you are looking for…. If you need to set values for licenseserver,terminalserver these are registry keys or generic registry key, you can use.
Skip to content Hello World, Just back from a business trip and already ready to move to another place! In our case, the warning applies to the Software installation group policy To get more information about this, you can always perform a right-click on the computer configuration node and select properties. To work with GPOs in your powershell command box, you have first to import the module by typing Import-module GroupPolicy After that, you have a bunch of powershell cmdlet available for managing group policies.
You can find more information about these cmdlets here Final Words As you can see, migrating group policies between domains is not too complicated. Till next Time See ya. Open the lgpo. As you can see, it contains all registry settings that are applied by this policy. Make the necessary changes to the lgpo. To import transfer local GPO settings from this computer to another, copy the directory with the policy on the target computer and run the command:.
The LGPO v2. As you can see, the LGPO. Even after you edit the wsf script to stop it from checking for OS which, if you leave that in, it will TELL you that it cannot run in , but even after commenting that check out, it will run, but it will not actually import the policy settings. Same problem. You can use LGPO. It is part of the Security Compliance Manager package. I also created the scheduled task that runs the following on […]. ProductType Next. I am not able to identify the backup file of Windows version while restoring the backup file.
Is there any OS compatibility issues? Awaiting for your valuable response. Look at this. Any solution? Gents [and ladies? Why are you looking at LocalGPO? So how can you see what you group policy abilities you are actually giving up and which ones can be migrated along with your devices? Well, there is a fairly easy way to do this because Microsoft provides a free downloadable tool called MMAT.
Basically what it does is examine what group policies you have and alerts you to which ones can be migrated up to your MDM wherever that may be. You can download the MMAT from here.
This is actually a little more to this than you might think. Remember, Windows 10 is continually evolving with the release of each new version release , , , etc. Then pick out a representative machine to analyze it remotely. This can either be a template machine or one in production. All you are doing is getting a 10, ft.
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