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      17th Mar 2004
Hi,

I've been trying to copy the policy settings of 'Computer Configuration' and
'User Configuration' but failed. I have this problem mainly on XP because we
are replacing our OS, but it is the same on windows 2000 i guess. I couldn't
get any response from the XP groups.

I thought that saving the 'mmc' file would save those settings with it, but
it doesn't; it just saves the interface perferences. I searched for *.sdb
files and got a lot of results, but if I am correct they don't include what
I am looking for in them.

I am also interested in printing them.

Thanks



 
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      17th Mar 2004
download the GPMC from Microsoft. It is free and you can export GPOs.

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> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to copy the policy settings of 'Computer Configuration'

and
> 'User Configuration' but failed. I have this problem mainly on XP because

we
> are replacing our OS, but it is the same on windows 2000 i guess. I

couldn't
> get any response from the XP groups.
>
> I thought that saving the 'mmc' file would save those settings with it,

but
> it doesn't; it just saves the interface perferences. I searched for *.sdb
> files and got a lot of results, but if I am correct they don't include

what
> I am looking for in them.
>
> I am also interested in printing them.
>
> Thanks
>
>
>



 
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      17th Mar 2004
I don't think this works with local computer !! Should it?


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      17th Mar 2004
See if the FAZAM RFV will do the job. www.fullarmor.com

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""@@bogus"" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I don't think this works with local computer !! Should it?
>
>
> "Derek Melber [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > download the GPMC from Microsoft. It is free and you can export GPOs.
> >
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> > Derek Melber
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      18th Mar 2004
Thanks. Although there product isn't really what I was looking for, I found
the answer on their website. I copied the Group policy folder as it is from
%windir%\system32 from a previously configured computer and it works
beautifully.


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