Until Intune can manage a domain controller's security policy, GPO management tools remain essential.
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# Export all GPOs to a Git repo Get-GPO -All | ForEach-Object $name = $_.DisplayName -replace '[^a-zA-Z0-9]', '_' Backup-GPO -Guid $_.Id -Path "C:\GPO_Repo\$name" -Comment "Automated backup" Until Intune can manage a domain controller's security
If you have been in Windows system administration for more than a week, you know the love-hate relationship with Group Policy Objects (GPOs). On one hand, GPOs are the backbone of Windows configuration management—controlling everything from password policies to software installation. On the other hand, the native tools (GPEdit.msc, GPMC.msc) feel like they haven't had a major UI refresh since Windows Server 2008. On one hand, GPOs are the backbone of