One of the truly unique features of Active Administrator® is the ability to copy Group Policy objects between domains.
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Select Group Policy | Group Policy Objects. |
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Select More | Copy GPOS to domain. |
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Click Add Domain. |
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Click OK. |
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Select Group Policy | Group Policy Objects. |
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Click Select Source GPO. |
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Click Yes to acknowledge that all comparisons will be removed. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Add Target GPO. |
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Click Add. |
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Click OK. |
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Click Remove Target GPO. |
Filter the display to show All, Differences only, Changes only, Added only, Removed only, or Similarities only. | |
Type characters in the Find box and the cursor automatically goes to the first occurrence. | |
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Select Group Policy | Group Policy Objects. |
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Select a Group Policy, click Reports, and choose a report from the list. |
Shows the registry keys affected by the selected Group Policy object in the selected domain. |
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Select Group Policy | Group Policy Objects. |
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Use the Links menu to manage the Group Policy links. |
Toggle the value in the No Override column. By default, Group Policy Objects at a lower level can override policy set at a higher level (No displays in the No Override column). To prevent other Group Policy Objects at a lower level from overriding the policy set in a Group Policy Object, change the No Override value to Yes. | |
Toggle the value in the Disabled column. By default, links are enabled (No displays in the Disabled column). If you want to disable the Group Policy Link from being applied to the selected container, change the Disabled value to Yes. |
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