In larger environments this new tool to identify GP configuration and dependency problems should be a great time saver and
really help with the administration of GPO’s. As a Solutions Engineer that works with customers who have workstations all over the globe and seats that number in the six figures I have seen some really complicated GP configurations. Logon times that are calculated in minutes sometimes. This is not exclusive to large environments however, the worst group policy settings I have helped to cleanup was only about 3,000 seats.
Links to download the tools are below.
Overview
The Microsoft Group Policy Diagnostic Best Practice Analyzer (GPDBPA) for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 is designed to help you identify Group Policy configuration errors or other dependency failures that may prevent settings or features from functioning as expected.
Group Policy Diagnostic Best Practice Analyzer for Windows Server 2003
Group Policy Diagnostic Best Practice Analyzer for Windows Server 2003 x64 Edition
Group Policy Diagnostic Best Practice Analyzer for Windows XP
Group Policy Diagnostic Best Practice Analyzer for Windows XP x64 Edition
For my US readers enjoy your long weekend!
Regards,
Anthony
Anthony Clendenen | Solutions Engineer | 1E Inc.
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