[gptalk] Re: Script to add multiple GPOs with different restricted groups
- From: "Hendrikus Terwint \(SEDIRSI-Prestataire\)" <terwint.hendrikus.prestataire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 10:05:19 +0200
Hi again,
I looked at a GPO with Restricted Groups configured, and found a GptTmpl.inf
file in it (on the sysvol) - maybe this would do the job:
· Export a GPO with some Restricted Groups configured
· Build a script that modifies the GptTmpl.inf file with the right
group SIDs and imports this to the newly linked GPOs... something like that
If anyone has another idea (or a script that does something alike), this would
be greatly appreciated J
Best regards,
Hendrikus
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Objet : [gptalk] Script to add multiple GPOs with different restricted groups
Hello everybody,
Could anyone put me on the right track for a script that:
· Runs thru every child OU in the OU=Servers
· Creates GPOs (GPO names built on child OU names)
· Links the GPOs to the child OUs
· Configures these GPOs with Restricted Groups
o Different Restricted Groups for each GPO (group names built on child OU's
names)
I was thinking of using the gpmc script "CreateGPO.wsf", then dynamically
modify a migtable file in order to import the appropriate Restricted Groups
into the GPOs.... ?
Maybe Powershell could provide a solution?
Has anyone done this before?
Hendrikus TERWINT
Consultant Avanade France
hendrikus.terwint@xxxxxxxxxxx
Prestataire pour le compte de SEDI-RSI, site de Bagnolet
Tél. : 01 55 82 39 70
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