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Select Group Policy | GPO Backup. |
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Click Restore Group Policy. |
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Select Restore to Domain. |
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Click Add Domain. |
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Click OK. |
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Click OK. |
Active Administrator® includes the ability to view event log entries on Windows® 2000 and later client computers so administrators can quickly view Group Policy object application and errors on remote computers. The Client-side Troubleshooting page provides several options to make management easier.
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Select Group Policy | Troubleshooting. |
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Click Retrieve Events. |
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Select Group Policy | Troubleshooting. |
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Click Retrieve Events. |
Select Detailed to enable detailed Group Policy logging to the Windows® application log. | |||
Generate logging relating to Software Deployment Group Policies |
Select Verbose to enable logging of the Group Policy Application Deployment process.
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Generate logging for Group Policies relating to User Configuration |
By default, Active Administrator® generates a troubleshooting file. To enable detailed logging, select Verbose Logging from the Level list. NOTE: Verbose logging significantly increases the size of the UserEnv.log file on the target computer.
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Click Apply Changes. |
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Select Group Policy | Troubleshooting. |
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Click Retrieve Events. |
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To apply only changed Group Policy settings, select Do Not Force Update. |
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Click Update Group Policies. |
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