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You have three questions open on this now. &nbsp;<br />
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If you are trying to reproduce a test server in an isolated Testlab environment like two of your other posts suggests then you dont need all these questions. &nbsp;<br />
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I have suggested that you you just create a backup or P2V your current active server into an isolated environment and that is it, job done. &nbsp;You dont set up a lab buy trying to do all the little bits that make up a server one at a time.
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You have three questions open on this now.  

If you are trying to reproduce a test server in an isolated Testlab environment like two of your other posts suggests then you dont need all these questions.  

I have suggested that you you just create a backup or P2V your current active server into an isolated environment and that is it, job done.  You dont set up a lab buy trying to do all the little bits that make up a server one at a time.

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Hello,<br />
Could you please recommend the best way of exporting all GPOs and all the settings/links, etc from production environment to the test environment.<br />
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Thank you very much
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Hello,
Could you please recommend the best way of exporting all GPOs and all the settings/links, etc from production environment to the test environment.

Thank you very much

exporting all GPOs and all the settings/links from production environment to the test environment

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