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in this tool will also show me what gpos are different meaning there are three here and 4 in this domain?
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in this tool will also show me what gpos are different meaning there are three here and 4 in this domain?

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No; it &quot;only&quot; compares the policies of two specific GPOs (but, to my knowledge, it's the only tool available that does this at all, and this after 9 years of AD).
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No; it "only" compares the policies of two specific GPOs (but, to my knowledge, it's the only tool available that does this at all, and this after 9 years of AD).

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I know this is answered and I agree with oBdA.<br />
Just in case someone comes to this question via google. &nbsp;I reviewed the product here: <br />
<a href="http://adisfun.blogspot.com/2009/05/product-review-gpo-compare-from.html" rel="ugc">http://adisfun.blogspot.co<wbr />m/2009/05/<wbr />product-re<wbr />view-gpo-c<wbr />ompare-fro<wbr />m.html</a><br />
Very good tool<br />
Thanks<br />
Mike <br />

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I know this is answered and I agree with oBdA.
Just in case someone comes to this question via google.  I reviewed the product here:
http://adisfun.blogspot.com/2009/05/product-review-gpo-compare-from.html [http://adisfun.blogspot.com/2009/05/product-review-gpo-compare-from.html]
Very good tool
Thanks
Mike


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i have two different environemnts. I have piped out the gpos out from the differenty environments and i need to find what is different. is there a tool to help with this
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i have two different environemnts. I have piped out the gpos out from the differenty environments and i need to find what is different. is there a tool to help with this

comparrison tool for GPO

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