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Copying a GPO to a Workgroup

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patstone

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I have a GPO attached to my servers OU that disables certain services etc.

I now have a few new servers that are going to remain in a work group.

Does anyone know of a way copying the current GPO setting to these workgroup servers ?
 
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You might as well just edit the local gpo to match the settings, might as well be just as fast. You cound create a security template off of one of the serves with the policies applied to it, then copy the template to the workgroup machines and then apply the security policy.
 
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I agree with w33mhz. The domain GPO will have SIDs tied to it that won't work in the workgroup.

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