ADSI Edit
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knows how to use ADSI Edit. I need to change the Source path of the packages without removing it from GPO.
The problem I have is that there doesnt seem to be any convential link between GPO and ADSI Edit. I have found the path where the packages are:
Domain > CN=System > CN=Policies > CN=Machine > CN=Class Store > CN=Packages
The name underneath here doesnt not link up with the name/product code in GPO. There are around 300+ packages, and I am not going to go through each one to find the one I need.
So the question is, is there any easy way to find the package i need?
Thanks
TG
I was wondering if anyone knows how to use ADSI Edit. I need to change the Source path of the packages without removing it from GPO.
The problem I have is that there doesnt seem to be any convential link between GPO and ADSI Edit. I have found the path where the packages are:
Domain > CN=System > CN=Policies > CN=Machine > CN=Class Store > CN=Packages
The name underneath here doesnt not link up with the name/product code in GPO. There are around 300+ packages, and I am not going to go through each one to find the one I need.
So the question is, is there any easy way to find the package i need?
Thanks
TG
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Posted by:
Thegunner
17 years ago
Minutes after posting this, i found out how to.
There is a advanced tab in the GPO on the package, and on the title bar there is a CN<name> which links in with the ADSI Edit.
I was going to delete this topic, but couldnt find out how to.
Thanks for listening.
TG
There is a advanced tab in the GPO on the package, and on the title bar there is a CN<name> which links in with the ADSI Edit.
I was going to delete this topic, but couldnt find out how to.
Thanks for listening.
TG
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