AGPM
Continue support and updates for Advanced Group Policy Management. Our company uses AGPM extensively and would like to see future enhancements and support continued. If there is a replacement Microsoft product, it doesn't seem to be found.
Sean Cook
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22 comments
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Anonymous
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AGPM should be stated as supported on W2K16 and W2K19 by Microsoft.
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Roger
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AGPM should continue to be developed and supported. Far too many customers use this product to implement change management to their Group Policies.
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Ken
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AGPM should be separated from MDOP and treated like LAPS, as an advanced tool for organizations that care about GPO auditing and security.
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Johann
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We also need this tool in the future!
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Kevin Cobb
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Please continue to support and update this product, especially with clients rolling out Server 2019. We have no other toolset which provides this level of control and reporting on Group Policy. It's an essential tool in many client workspaces.
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Anonymous
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Great tool to implement a change management process for Group Policy Objects. Also provides a built-in rollback tool and mechanism to compare/document GPOs.
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Anonymous
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Kindly don't discontinue support.
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Anonymous
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Easy administration and centralized administration of the GPO.s Cx shouldn't have to opt for any third party devices
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Vikrant Sharma
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This is a great tool to manage GPOs.
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Kevin Cobb
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This tool provides a wealth of control over on-premise systems where cloud isn't available. It's simply invaluable and is highly desired by numerous customers.
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Antti Karvinen
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Please continue support for AGPM or at least tool to replase it´s functionality.
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Anonymous
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For customers that are limited to on-prem. AGPM is a vital component within the security and configuration management toolset. Customers would like clarification on future roadmap and support for this product.
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Greg Bonner
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Please provide a replacement tool.
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Scott Williamson
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Yes. Please continue supporting and update Advanced Group Policy Management.
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Anonymous
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Please keep supporting this. This tool is vital to our company in supporting our On-Prem group policy management process.
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Mark Cribben
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This is an important tool in helping manage Group Policy with customers who are limited to on-prem only. Travesty to see it not live on or get important bug fixes and maintenance. Please re-consider
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Ron van Hezik
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Vital tool for large organizations... please keep supporting this or give us a good alternative..
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Tom Delamalle
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AGPM is a very important to have full control over Group policy when you have multiple support teams. Without this it is very hard to change management, do easy roll backs, follow up what was modified when. For an enterprise environment when GPO's are beeing updated on a daily base this is really important.
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Anonymous
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For large organizations management of Active Directory tends to get out of control. AGPM puts the control back into Active Directory. Wake up Microsoft! Continue your support and enhancements to AGPM!
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Tom Ausburne
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I have several customers who I have helped recently implement AGPM and they wish it were a bit more automated during the install, such as the option to select if it should remove delegated permissions. Also the most recent patch removes file/folder permissions that have to be fixed for it to be used again. Since it appears that a command has to be run granting Group Policy Creator Owners rights to all existing GPOs, why wasn't that part of the install or at least an option to check for it to be done. I have had customers ask why it wasn't written as a complete replacement for GPMC so if someone decided to use it all functions can be done within a separate AGPM MMC instead of an add on to GPMC.