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KB-3383: Where are the ADM files for GPO templates?

Authentication Service ,   Mac & PC Management Service ,  

5 January,18 at 06:08 PM

Applies to: Centrify DirectControl version 5.x on Windows

Question:

The domain admin would prefer to use ADM files for the Group Policy Object (GPO) templates instead of XML.

Does Centrify provide GPO templates in ADM format and if so; where are they are provided?


Answer:

Centrify now provides ADM group policy templates again starting from version 5.0.2:

After installing the Centrify DirectManage Access Manager, they can be found in: C:\Windows\inf

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How to install the Administrator Templates:
  1. In the Group Policy Object Editor, right-click on Administrative Templates
  2. Click Add/Remove Templates
  3. Add any *.adm administrative templates to the GPO as needed.
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