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I printed those web pages as pdf's.<br />
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Migration-tables--Group Policy.pdf is Microsofts site.<br />
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Group-Policy-migration-tab<wbr />les.pdf is Microsofts Blog site.<br />
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Thanks, I'll give this a try and let you know.<br />
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I printed those web pages as pdf's.

Migration-tables--Group Policy.pdf is Microsofts site.

Group-Policy-migration-tables.pdf is Microsofts Blog site.

Thanks, I'll give this a try and let you know.
Migration-tables--Group-Policy.pdf [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2009/05_w18/134974/Migration-tables--Group-Policy.pdf]
Group-Policy-migration-tables.pdf [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2009/05_w18/134975/Group-Policy-migration-tables.pdf]

http://blogs.technet.com/doxley/archive/2008/04/22/group-policy-migration-without-the-headache.aspx

Group-Policy-migration-tables.pdf

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc739066.aspx

Migration-tables--Group-Policy.pdf

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I put those up in case they ever get deleted from Microsoft, wouldn't be the first time I found a solution to find the link is DEAD. So I printed the page.
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I put those up in case they ever get deleted from Microsoft, wouldn't be the first time I found a solution to find the link is DEAD. So I printed the page.

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I read on Microsoft's site that I could backup a GPO from one forest and import it into a completely seperate one. Basically I'm working at a place that doesn't have there default domain policy and I wanted to import one from a default install of the same version of server 2003 running AD. I wanted to know if there would be any problems or any &quot;gotcha's&quot;. I have Group policy managment installed and I could just 'Backup' a policy from one domain and then 'import' the GPO. Thanks in advance!
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I read on Microsoft's site that I could backup a GPO from one forest and import it into a completely seperate one. Basically I'm working at a place that doesn't have there default domain policy and I wanted to import one from a default install of the same version of server 2003 running AD. I wanted to know if there would be any problems or any "gotcha's". I have Group policy managment installed and I could just 'Backup' a policy from one domain and then 'import' the GPO. Thanks in advance!

Can I export a Group Policy Object from one forest and reimport it into another?

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