Deleting GPOs via VB script

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Hi,

I need to delete all the GPOs in my domain via scripts. The GPMC comes with
some handy scripts and I have found the DeleteGPO.wsf, but this deletes only
a specified GPO. Is there any way of deleting all GPOs without having to
hardcode the GPO names in the script.

BTW, I am importing new GPOs via the ImportAllGPO.wsf, I have one script
that needs to be enforced, any idea what the "No Override" attribute would
be.

Thanks

 

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'No override' is called 'Enforce' in GPMC. Well, if that's what your asking
about?

Regards,
/Jimmy
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Jimmy Andersson, Q Advice AB
Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
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"Rav" <ravburano@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I need to delete all the GPOs in my domain via scripts. The GPMC comes
with
> some handy scripts and I have found the DeleteGPO.wsf, but this deletes
only
> a specified GPO. Is there any way of deleting all GPOs without having to
> hardcode the GPO names in the script.
>
> BTW, I am importing new GPOs via the ImportAllGPO.wsf, I have one script
> that needs to be enforced, any idea what the "No Override" attribute would
> be.
>
> Thanks
>
>