Keep the following in mind when working with synchronizations:
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In the Version Control Root, right-click the source GPO, and select Synchronize | Set Synchronization Targets. |
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If required, select Add Servers to include other servers that contain the GPOs that you want to target. Select the server and click Connect. Enter the required credentials and click OK. |
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Select the required GPOs and choose Synchronization | Add Synchronization Target to select the required target GPOs. The list of all available GPOs will display. |
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If required, we provide the option to setup a migration table by selecting the target and choosing Synchronization | Select Migration Table. From here, you can add (or remove), create, modify the migration tables that are going to be used during the synchronization using the Microsoft Migration Table Editor. |
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Select the target and choose Synchronization to set the synchronization options. You can choose between the following: |
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Clear Migration table: Clear the tables when no longer required. |
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Use Migration Table Exclusively: If enabled, the migration (import operation) will not proceed if any settings security principals or UNC paths configured within the source GPO do not exist in the migration table. |
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Migrate Security Filters: Migrates any security principals from the security filter that are found in the migration table. |
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Set target WMI Filters: Select this option to synchronize WMI filters between domains. You can choose between the following options: |
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None: When you select this option, the WMI filter in the target GPO will not be updated. Use this option to disable previously set WMI Filter synchronizations. |
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Auto-map By Name: When you select this option, if a WMI Filter in the target domain is found with the same name as the WMI Filter linked to the source GPO, it is assigned to the target GPO. |
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Select WMI Filter: This opens a browser that lists all of the WMI Filters in the target domain where the connected account has access. From this list, select the WMI Filter to assign to the target GPO. |
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Target State: Select the state that you want the target to be in after the synchronization completes. You can choose between Available, Checked Out, Pending Approval, or Deployed. The default is Checked Out. |
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Set Target Workflow Delay: Select this option to specify the amount of time to wait between workflow actions. By default, this is set to 0. |
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Synchronize Deletions: Select to enable this option, if you want any deleted source GPOs to also be deleted in the target. |
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Once you have your targets set, it is recommended to validate the synchronization targets by selecting the target GPO and clicking Tools | Validate Synchronization Targets. |
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If you select to Cancel the editor, the warning will not persist. |
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If you select OK, the warning will remain to alert you that the issues must be addressed. When ready to address the issue, simply select the Correct button at the top of the dialog or right-click and select Correct. |
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In the Version Control Root, select the source GPO, and choose Synchronization | Set Synchronization Targets. |
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Select any one of the target GPOs, choose Tools | Update Credentials, and enter the new credentials. |
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Right-click the source GPO and choose Synchronization | Synchronize Now. |
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NOTE: If the synchronization fails, you can view the error by hovering over the faulted item. You can retry by selecting the Synchronize button again. |
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If required, you can select Export to export the data to a .csv file. |
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Right-click a GPO that has synchronization targets set and select Synchronize | Validate Synchronization Results. |
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In the Version Control Root, select the source GPO, and choose Synchronization | Validate Synchronization Results. |
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In the Version Control Root, select the source GPO, and choose Synchronization | Validate Synchronization Results. |
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Select one or more of the existing targets, and choose Tools| Validate Synchronize Results. |
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In the Version Control Root, select the source GPO, and choose Synchronization | Set Synchronization Targets. |
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Select one or more of the existing targets, and choose Synchronization | Synchronize Now. |
For details see the section Creating Diagnostic and Troubleshooting Reports .
The following built in roles can perform an export:
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Alternatively, you can create a custom role that includes Read and Export rights.
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Select the number of objects you want to export, either by using Ctrl + click to select multiple items, or Shift + click at the top and bottom of a contiguous series of items to select them all. |
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Select Export. |
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Click Finish. |
NOTE: Select Compress to zip file to compress one policy to one zip file in the backup location. The file name will be in the following format: {GPOName}_{PolicyVersion}_{PolicyVCID}.zip. |
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Click Finish. |
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Click Finish. |
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