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Check how to execute the function Create a Group Policy (experimental) added from v0.91 #50
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Please make sure that the user has the permission to create/modify group policies. The command in your example is correct. Hardening Kitty has currently no support to create local group policies, see #41 |
bummer, |
You can change the settings locally on a system in Hail Mary mode, but your configuration will not be visible in the local Group Policy Editor |
exactry. If you change the local group policy in this state, the one you updated with HailMary will be reverted. I heared that Microsoft doesn't recommend changing the registry directly. |
The function Create a Group Policy (experimental) has been added since v0.91. Could you please confirm how to execute it?
Invoke-HardeningKitty -Mode GPO -FileFindingList .\lists\finding_list_0x6d69636b_machine.csv -GPOName HardeningKitty-Machine-01
If you specify an appropriate name in the -GPOName part of the above command, the following error will occur.
Get-GPRegistryValue: I get a message that there is no GPO named xxx in my domain.
Also, if you specify an existing GPO, a message will appear stating that you do not have access rights.
Is it actually a command that creates a domain policy?
How should I specify how to apply it to local policy?
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