Edit Domain Group Policy
- The configuration settings can be edited using the Group Policy Object Editor. In the left pane, expand the Forest container and then the domain container.
- To View and edit the settings of a GPO. Open the GPMC snap-in. Go to Start Menu → Administrative Tools → Group Policy Management Console. Right-click on the Group Policy Objects container and select a GPO In the right pane, select the Settings Tab and click Show all If the policy settings are not defined for a GPO.
Windows Domain Group Policy
Install Group Policy Management Console in Windows 10/8/7. GPEDIT work with the registry settings of your local system, whereas GPMC is a server administration tool for domain based network. To do this, you will need to download and install Windows Remote Server Administration Tool or RSAT. The Remote Server Administration Tools enables IT.
Group Policy Management Tools
Changing the registry manually isn't the same as setting a policy. When the corresponding registry value is set in gpedit and a user changes the entry gpupdate will enforce the set value at boot time. If I set a value fpr the machine policy in the registry using regedit, this does not lead to a correct entry in the policy. Therefore, if the value get's changed due to an arbitrary reason, gpupdate will not correct this setting. But that's what I am looking for. So, is there a possibility to setup the.pol file using a batch script or a PowerShell script?–May 7 '17 at 9:58.
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