[gptalk] Re: Select statement calling Win32_Group in a WMI FIlter
- From: jfvanmeter@xxxxxxxxxxx
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- Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 07:06:39 +0000
just trying to learn something
--JOhn
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From: "Nelson, Jamie R" <Jamie.Nelson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Is there a particular reason you're not using Security Filtering?
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> Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 12:14 PM
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> Subject: [gptalk] Select statement calling Win32_Group in a WMI FIlter
>
> Hello everyone, I'm trying to write a wmi filter that will apply group
> policy based on group membership. Lets say I have computer accounts are
> all XP workstations in two groups Group1 and Group2
>
> The following works
>
> select * from Win32_Group Where Domain = "Domainname" and Name =
> "Group1" any computers that are a member of Group1 will recieve the
> group policy that I have it linked to, any computer not a member of
> Group1 the policy is filtered. I need the filter to use both Group1 or
> Group2.
>
> I've tried to the following
> 1 select * from Win32_Group Where Domain = "Domainname" and Name =
> "Group1" or Name = "Group2"
>
> 2 select * from Win32_Group Where Domain = "Domainname" and Name =
> "Group1" or Domain = "Domainname" and Name = "Group2"
>
> 3 I've tried to seperate filters together
> select * from Win32_Group Where Domain = "Domainname" and Name =
> "Group1"
> select * from Win32_Group Where Domain = "Domainname" and Name =
> "Group2"
>
> With any of the above 3 GPResults shows the policy being filter when I
> try to add the second group. If someone could point me in the right
> direction that would be great.
>
> Take Care and Have Fun --John
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