PowerShell Cmdlets for Group Policy

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25 PowerShell cmdlets for GPMC (in Server 2008, Vista, SP1 version)–builds on what we have here with the following:

Add-SDMgplink: Links a GPO to a particular AD container (site,domain or OU)
Get-SDMgplink: Retrieves a list of linked GPOs from a particular AD container
Remove-SDMgplink: Removes a GPO link from a given AD container
Export-SDMgpo: Backs up a GPO to a given folder path
Get-SDMgpo: Retrieves information about one or all GPOs in a domain
New-SDMgpo: Creates a new GPO in a domain
Remove-SDMgpo: Deletes an existing GPO from a domain
Restore-SDMgpo: Restores a GPO from backup
Get-SDMgpoBackups: Retrieves the list of all backed-up GPOs (or a given GPO) from a given folder path
Add-SDMgpoSecurity: Adds a GP permission (ACE) for a given group to a given GPO
Get-SDMgpoSecurity: Retrieves a list of GP permissions from a given GPO
Remove-SDMgpoSecurity: Removes a particular permission for a given group from a given GPO.

Add-WMIFilterLink: Links an existing WMI filter to a GPO
Copy-SDMStarterGPO: Copies an existing Starter GPO to a new Starter GPO (Server 2008 and Vista, Sp1 only)
Get-SDMStarterGPO: Retrieves a reference to and information on a named Starter GPO (Server 2008 and Vista, Sp1 only)

Get-SDMWMIFilter: Retrieves a reference to and information on one or all WMI Filters in a domain
New-SDMStarterGPO: Creates a new Starter GPO (Server 2008 and Vista, Sp1 only)
Out-SDMGPSettingsReport: Creates an xML or HTML GPO Settings report
Out-SDMRSOPLoggingReport: Creates and XML or HTML Group Policy Results report
Remove-SDMStarterGPO: Deletes a Starter GPO (Server 2008 and Vista, Sp1 only)
Remove-SDMWMIFilterLink: Removes any WMI Filter linked to a particular GPO

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To get help on the syntax for any cmdlet, just type get-help <cmdlet name> at a Powershell prompt.