Export Registry Entries for Local Policies

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If I need to EXPORT the Registry Entries for "Local Policies" found in
"Local Security Settings," WHERE are they?

Need to export ALL the "Local Policies" entries.
 
MageMaster said:
If I need to EXPORT the Registry Entries for "Local Policies" found in
"Local Security Settings," WHERE are they?

Need to export ALL the "Local Policies" entries.
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You will have to export the security settings via the Local Security
Policy snap-in, or you can use the Secedit tool but you might need to
apply a hotfix for the Secedit tool to work properly.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/889532/
The Secedit.exe command-line utility does not export a security template
for local security policy in Windows XP

John
 
You will have to export the security settings via the Local Security
Policy snap-in, or you can use the Secedit tool but you might need to
apply a hotfix for the Secedit tool to work properly.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/889532/
The Secedit.exe command-line utility does not export a security template
for local security policy in Windows XP

John
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I am not asking about the Export function in Local Security Settings
nor via Secedit.exe

I need to export "Local Security" settings to a Registry
(filename.REG) file, that I can use to duplicate these settings on
other system without manually setting them.
 
MageMaster said:
I am not asking about the Export function in Local Security Settings
nor via Secedit.exe

I need to export "Local Security" settings to a Registry
(filename.REG) file, that I can use to duplicate these settings on
other system without manually setting them.
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Many of the settings in the Local Security policy are not held in
registry keys, use the Secedit tool to export and import them to other
machines.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...80-8b0a-4906-a4f5-ff24cc2030fb&displaylang=en
Group Policy Settings Reference for Windows and Windows Server

John
 
You're welcome.
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John,

Forgot. One has to wonder why someone has not come up with a
utility/tool to better manage Local Security Settings, better than the
plug-in or command-line Secedit tool. Something akin to TweakUI.
 
Tecknomage said:
John,

Forgot. One has to wonder why someone has not come up with a
utility/tool to better manage Local Security Settings, better than the
plug-in or command-line Secedit tool. Something akin to TweakUI.
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TweakUI... you gotta be kidding? What's wrong with the Secpol.msc snap-in?

John
 
TweakUI... you gotta be kidding? What's wrong with the Secpol.msc snap-in?

John
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Like; no *Import* option, no Export/Import from "Local Policies" that
would contain contents of sub-tree, not even the ability to use [Ctrl]
or [Shift] to select multiple items....
 
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