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I have a GPO called taco that I created with powershell script. &nbsp; I need to link this to the domain but I don't know what the name of the domain is. &nbsp; This is a generic powershell script that my customers will use to link the taco GPO to their individual domains. &nbsp;I need to call the domain, find the FQDN and then insert it into this script:<br />
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-name Taco | new-gplink -target &quot;ou=????,dc=?????,dc=?????<wbr />&quot; | set-gppermissions -permissionlevel gpoedit -targetname &quot;Domain Admins &quot;&nbsp;-targettype group<br />
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I need to figure out how to get those ???? populated in the script. &nbsp;windows server 2008 R2<br />
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hope that makes sense :)
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I have a GPO called taco that I created with powershell script.   I need to link this to the domain but I don't know what the name of the domain is.   This is a generic powershell script that my customers will use to link the taco GPO to their individual domains.  I need to call the domain, find the FQDN and then insert it into this script:

-name Taco | new-gplink -target "ou=????,dc=?????,dc=?????" | set-gppermissions -permissionlevel gpoedit -targetname "Domain Admins " -targettype group

I need to figure out how to get those ???? populated in the script.  windows server 2008 R2

hope that makes sense :)

How to link GPO to domain via Powershell script when you dont know domain name

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