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| Here are some scripts to enhance your Group Policy management experience. Do you have a script that you created, that you think we should feature here? Then email Jeremy to let him know! Let's share the love! Download here: "Install this application at logon" script for Windows 2000Windows XP machines will honor the "Install this application at logon" setting while using Group Policy Software Installation. However, Windows 2000 will not. You can have users who log on to Windows 2000 machines have a similar experience. Simply apply this script as part of the logon script that applies to users. This script is courtesy of Microsoft Technet. This file is a .VBS file, but doesn't have that extension for your protection. Download here: Get listing of all distinguished paths in your AD It's bloody hard to know what the precise DN name of an object in AD might be. In fact, things change in your AD all the time. To perform a restore of an AD object, however, you really need to have a way to document your DNs. To that end, here's a script, written my my pal Rolf Aberg in Sweden, which does the trick. When you run this script, it produces an XML file which contains a listing of all your AD objects and their corresponding DNs. The filename will be something like "DC=demo,DC=com.xml" Thanks Rolf! To view the file, I suggest you use this XML viewing program: http://www.mindfusion.org/product1.html
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