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d_irving
Aug 08, 2022Copper Contributor
Policy Analyzer showing incorrect values
Today I created a backup of my group policy objects and compared them to Microsoft's baselines. But, the GPO backup seems to be displaying the wrong values in Policy Analyzer. As seen in...
AaronMargosis_Tanium
Aug 09, 2022Iron Contributor
Perhaps start over and double-check the entire process:
1. Are you sure you're backing up the correct GPO(s)?
2. Are you sure you're importing the correct backup(s) into Policy Analyzer, and no other backups?
1. Are you sure you're backing up the correct GPO(s)?
2. Are you sure you're importing the correct backup(s) into Policy Analyzer, and no other backups?
d_irving
Aug 09, 2022Copper Contributor
Okay, I started over. I'll explain step by step what I did.
Right clicked on Group Policy Objects in Group Policy Management > Back Up All
All GPOs successfully backed up
Copied the GPOs to a network folder and then to my device
Opened up Policy Analyzer > Add and then File > Add files from GPO(s)
Then clicked Import to save the .policyrules
Afterwards I selected that policy along with the MSFT baseline and clicked view/compare.
I'm still getting the exact same results
Right clicked on Group Policy Objects in Group Policy Management > Back Up All
All GPOs successfully backed up
Copied the GPOs to a network folder and then to my device
Opened up Policy Analyzer > Add and then File > Add files from GPO(s)
Then clicked Import to save the .policyrules
Afterwards I selected that policy along with the MSFT baseline and clicked view/compare.
I'm still getting the exact same results
- d_irvingAug 09, 2022Copper ContributorNope, I've done this four different times now and have not made copies or imported it multiple times.
- AaronMargosis_TaniumAug 09, 2022Iron Contributor
You might have imported multiple copies of the backups, or imported it multiple times.
- d_irvingAug 09, 2022Copper ContributorHuh, I'm not sure why it says that. I went and looked in the Group Policy Objects, there is only one Default Domain Policy. I appreciate your help.
- AaronMargosis_TaniumAug 09, 2022Iron Contributor
d_irving : I don't have an answer. But one thing I noticed from your original screenshot is that you seem to have two GPOs called "Default Domain Policy."