JohnPaddock
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Use a wmi query in item-level targeting
I'd like to use wmi querys to item-level target group policy preferences. Nothing I do is working. Not sure how to test. Could someone give me an example? below is when I'm trying to use to test currently.
Query: Select DisplayName from Win32_Service Where Name ='Print Spooler'
Namespace: Root\cimv2
Property: Print Spooler
Query: Select DisplayName from Win32_Service Where Name ='Print Spooler'
Namespace: Root\cimv2
Property: Print Spooler
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Mahesh
what is your requirement?
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I'm just testing. I guess my requirement in this test is just that it finds the print spooler service.
But really, the requirement would be that the service is running.
But really, the requirement would be that the service is running.
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it works!
Thankyou.
Much appreciated.
For writing querys like this I'm finding the below to be very useful since I'm new to this.
WMI Code Creator
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8572
Thankyou.
Much appreciated.
For writing querys like this I'm finding the below to be very useful since I'm new to this.
WMI Code Creator
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8572
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