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GPOZaurr
To install
Install-Module -Name GPOZaurr -AllowClobber -Force
Force and AllowClobber aren't necessary, but they do skip errors in case some appear.
And to update
Update-Module -Name GPOZaurr
That's it. Whenever there's a new version, you run the command, and you can enjoy it. Remember that you may need to close, reopen PowerShell session if you have already used module before updating it.
The essential thing is if something works for you on production, keep using it till you test the new version on a test computer. I do changes that may not be big, but big enough that auto-update may break your code. For example, small rename to a parameter and your code stops working! Be responsible!
Changelog
- 0.0.52 - Unreleased
- Added
Invoke-GPOZaurrSupport(WIP) - Added
ConvertFrom-CSExtension - Added
Find-CSExtension
- Added
- 0.0.51 - 2.08.2020
- Updates to
Invoke-GPOZaurr- still work in progress - Added
Get-GPOZaurrSysvolDFSR - Added
Clear-GPOZaurrSysvolDFSR(requires testing)
- Updates to
- 0.0.50 - 29.07.2020
- Updates to couple of commands
- 0.0.49 - 23.07.2020
- Hidden files were skipped - and people do crazy things with them
- 0.0.48 - 21.07.2020
- Added
Get-GPOZaurrFilesPolicyDefinition - Updates to
Invoke-GPOZaurr- still work in progress - Updates to
Get-GPOZaurrFiles- still work in progress - Updates to
Remove-GPOZaurrOrphanedSysvolFolderswith backup and support for domains - Module will now be signed
- Added
- 0.0.47 - 29.06.2020
- Update to
Get-GPOZaurrADfor better error reporting - Updates to
Invoke-GPOZaurr- still work in progress
- Update to
- 0.0.46 - 28.06.2020
- Additional protection for
Get-GPOZaurrADfor CNF duplicates - Update to
Save-GPOZaurrFiles - Added
Invoke-GPOZaurr(alias:Find-GPO) (heavy work in progress)
- Additional protection for
- 0.0.45 - 26.06.2020
- During publishing ADEssentials required functions are now merged to prevent cyclic dependency bug Using ModuleSpec syntax in RequiredModules causes incorrect "cyclic dependency" failures
- 0.0.44 - 24.06.2020
- Improvement to
Get-GPOZaurrLinkSummary
- Improvement to
- 0.0.43 - 21.06.2020
- Added
Get-GPOZaurrFilesto list files on NETLOGON/SYSVOL shares with a lot of details
- Added
- 0.0.42 - 19.06.2020
- Fix for
Get-GPOZaurrLinkandSearchBaseparameter - Fix for
Get-GPOZaurrLink- canonical link Trim() throwing errors if empty
- Fix for
- 0.0.41 - 18.06.2020
- Added paramerter
SkipDuplicatestoInvoke-GPOZaurrPermissionwhich prevents applying permissions over and over again if 1 GPO is linked to a multiple OU's within another OU
- Added paramerter
- 0.0.40 - 18.06.2020
- Fix for error
Get-GPOZaurrLink- same issue as described on my earlier blog - Get-ADObject : The server has returned the following error: invalid enumeration context..WARNING: Get-GPOZaurrLink - Processing error The server has returned the following error: invalid enumeration context.WARNING: Get-GPOZaurrLink - Processing error A referral was returned from the server
- Added
SkipDuplicatesforGet-GPOZaurrLink
- Fix for error
- 0.0.39 - 17.06.2020
- Updates to
Invoke-GPOZaurrPermissionwith new parameterLimitAdministrativeGroupsToDomain- This will get administrative based on IncludeDomains if given. It means that if GPO has Domain admins added from multiple domains it will only find one, and remove all other Domain Admins (if working with Domain Admins that is)
- Updates to
- 0.0.38 - 17.06.2020
- Update to Get-PrivGPOZaurrLink which would cause problems to
Invoke-GPOZaurrPermissionif it would be run without Administrative permission and GPO wouldn't be accessible for that user
- Update to Get-PrivGPOZaurrLink which would cause problems to
- 0.0.37 - 16.06.2020
- Updates to
Invoke-GPOZaurrPermissionwith new parametersetLevel - Updates to
Get-GPOZaurrLinkSummary
- Updates to
- 0.0.36 - 15.06.2020
- Initial release
Description
Group Policy Eater is a PowerShell module that aims to gather information about Group Policies but also allows fixing issues that you may find in them.
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