[gptalk] Re: Changing permissions of Group Policies

Indeed. You can definitely do this with SetGPOPermissions.wsf

 

Darren

 

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You can also use the GPMC scripts (%ProgramFiles%\GPMC\Scripts) to do this: 
 <http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa814151%28VS.85%29.aspx>
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa814151%28VS.85%29.aspx 

Frank. 




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Dave-

You can use my GPMC PowerShell cmdlets to do this if you're up for using
PowerShell.

Specifically the Remove-SDMgpoSecurity and Add-SDMgpoSecurity cmdlets will
remove a group and then add a new group with a new permission, respectively.


Darren

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Subject: [gptalk] Changing permissions of Group Policies

Hi, we have a lot of group policies which are controlled by a specific
security group (only those in that group can edit etc), and we need to
change that group to something else.

Rather than go through them all in GPMC and changing them, is there a quick
way to script it (or at least tell me which ones have that group in use)

Thanks

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