There’s no way to view the difference between old and new GPO, about the settings, but it’s a good starting point. For example we could recovery only the security part (Delegation) because another user has removed all the targeting users without touch the policy settings. The compare is probably my favorite one because can help all the IT admins not only to achive the goal, but also to detect and restore the single modified element. Recovery procedure is the same for the other objects, like file or database, so there will be the timeline to select in what kind of restore point use. Keep in mind that, in order to allow the restore, is necessary backup your Domain Controller with Application-Aware Support enabled. Thanks to the full native integration, introduced with v8, we can, not only recovery users and groups, but also GPO and DNS Records. Veeam Restore for Active Directoryįor who loves simple life, is possible use Veeam Backup & Replication to restore Active Directory items easily. There’s a third way, that is use Microsoft Advanced Group Policy Management, a component member of MDOP, that allows to create advanced backup, make restore, compare the GPO and much more. The backup gives you the possibility to restore the GPO in case, for some reason, you change the main configuration with a wrong one.
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First of all, Microsoft has introduced the Recycle Bin for Active Directory since Windows Server 2008 R2 and this can help the IT admins to restore everything without use backup or do something of strange.Īnother way to protect your GPO is create a backup of objects every time there’s a new rule created but this task require a manual activity.
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One of the most frequent question that my customers did is how to restore Group Policy Objects or Active Directory items when they are deleted.
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