Dave Smith

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Thanks David, but is there a way of quickly finding the policy on the GPMC on the server without having to delve into different areas on the computer or user side. I suppose it would help to name the policy user or computer, right? But anything else I can do to make it quicker to find the relevant policy details using the GPMC?
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Thanks David, but is there a way of quickly finding the policy on the GPMC on the server without having to delve into different areas on the computer or user side. I suppose it would help to name the policy user or computer, right? But anything else I can do to make it quicker to find the relevant policy details using the GPMC?

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Yes the settings tab within the console is the best bet but still have to drill down to find out it's path, etc.<br />
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Thanks though.
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Yes the settings tab within the console is the best bet but still have to drill down to find out it's path, etc.

Thanks though.

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Hello, is there a way to find out or filter to make it easier to find out where the group policy sits on the DC.<br><br>For example, when I click on edit I need to open up a load of directors and sub directories until I find where the policy is located. I'm sometimes googling the path and then going back to the policy editor.<br><br>Is there a way where only the folder enter user or computer appear, the ones that relate to the actual policy?<br>Hopefully this makes sense!
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Hello, is there a way to find out or filter to make it easier to find out where the group policy sits on the DC.
For example, when I click on edit I need to open up a load of directors and sub directories until I find where the policy is located. I'm sometimes googling the path and then going back to the policy editor.
Is there a way where only the folder enter user or computer appear, the ones that relate to the actual policy?
Hopefully this makes sense!

Quickly find where the Group Policy is targeted at.

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