Export GPOs as an XML fileOn your on-premises computer, open the Group Policy Management app (GPMC.msc).Save the file to an easily accessible folder, and save it as an XML file. For more information on the built-in roles, see role-based access control. For example, the Endpoint Security Manager role has the Security Baselines permission. PrerequisitesSign in as the Intune administrator with a role that has the Security Baselines permission. It also shows any deprecated settings, or settings not available to MDM providers.If your organization uses GPOs, and you want to move some workloads to Microsoft Endpoint Manager and Intune, then Group Policy analytics will help.This article shows you how export your GPOs, import the GPOs into Endpoint Manager, and review the analysis and results.
Group Policy name: The name is automatically generated using information in the GPO. XML files without the appropriate unicode ending will also fail.After the analysis runs, the GPO you imported is listed with the following information: A single GPO can't be bigger than 4 MB If a single GPO is larger than 4 MB, then the import will fail. When you select the XML file, Intune automatically analyzes the GPO in the XML file.Check the sizes of your individual GPO XML files. Use Group Policy analyticsIn the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, select Devices > Group Policy analytics (preview).Select Import, and then select your saved XML file. If the exported file is greater than 4 MB, then include fewer GPOs when you save your report from the GPMC.msc tool.
No means the GPO isn't linked to an on-premises OU. Targeted in AD: Yes means the GPO is linked to an OU in on-premises group policy. Unknown Settings: Shows GPO settings that fall outside of the list of the Configuration Service Providers (CSPs) that this tool can parse. MDM Support: Shows the percentage of group policy settings in the GPO that have the same setting in Intune.
Known IssuesCurrently, the Group Policy analytics (preview) tool only supports non-ADMX settings in the English language. /Device/Vendor/MSFT/BitLocker/RequireDeviceEnryption.Group Policy analytics can parse the following CSPs:If your imported GPO has settings that fall outside of the above supported CSPs, they may be included the Unknown Settings column to acknowledge that were identified in your GPO. You can use the OMA-URI in a custom device configuration profile. For example, you may see Policy, BitLocker, PassportforWork, and so on.For more information on CSPs, see the CSP reference.CSP Mapping: Shows the OMA-URI path for the on-premises policy. This column shows the CSP that includes the setting.
Deprecated: The policy may apply to older Windows versions, and no longer used in Windows 10 and newer.Select the Reports tab > Group policy migration readiness. Typically, policy settings that show this status aren't exposed to MDM providers, including Intune. Not supported: The policy doesn't have a matching setting. Ready for migration: The policy has a matching setting in Intune, and is ready to be migrated to Intune. Use this information to determine the status of the policies in your GPO: Group Policy migration readiness reportIn the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, select Reports > Group policy analytics (preview):In the Summary tab, a summary of the GPO and its policies are shown.
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Get a time stamp of when the report was last generated.After you add or remove your imported GPOs, it can take about 20 minutes to update the Migration Readiness reporting data.You can provide feedback on Group Policy Analytics when you select Got feedback. Use the search bar to find specific settings. Select Generate report or Generate again to get current data. Filter the report output using the Migration Readiness, Profile type, and CSP Name filters.
Entering an email is optional, and may be used to get more information. Will this tool help you move some workloads to Endpoint Manager? If yes, what workloads are you considering?To get information on the customer experience, the feedback is aggregated, and sent to Microsoft. How easy is it to use Group Policy analytics to find the supported group policies in Microsoft Intune? You received errors during GPO import or analytics, and you need more specific information.
Your customer data is stored securely.At any time, you can delete imported GPOs:Go to Devices > Group Policy analytics (preview).Use Windows 10 Administrative Templates to configure group policy settings in Microsoft Endpoint ManagerAdd endpoint protection settings in Microsoft Endpoint ManagerLearn more about Configuration Service Providers (CSP). This data might be used to make business decisions within Microsoft. It's not sold to any third parties.
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