On the File to Import page of the import wizard, click Browse and then select the applicable file from the list. Navigate to the Administration Console > Actions > Group Policy Settings tab, select Enable Group Policy Settings Processing, and then click Import to open the import wizard.

Use Upload, available in the menu on the WEM service Manage tab, to upload the zip file of your GPOs to the default folder in Citrix Cloud.

To import your Group Policy settings, complete the following steps: WEM also supports importing zip files that contain multiple GPO backup folders. Navigate to the backup folder and then compress it into a zip file. Optionally, you can give the backup a description.Ĭlick Back Up to start the backup and then click OK. In the Back Up Group Policy Object window, specify the location where you want to save the backup. In the Group Policy Management window, right-click the GPO you want to back up and then select Back Up. Open the Group Policy Management Console. Opens the Import Group Policy Settings wizard, which lets you import Group Policy settings into WEM.īefore importing Group Policy settings, back up your Group Policy settings on your domain controller: Use Find to filter the list by name or description. Group Policy Object listĭisplays a list of your existing GPOs. If disabled, you cannot configure Group Policy settings, and WEM does not process Group Policy settings even if they are already assigned to users or user groups. Controls whether to enable WEM to process Group Policy settings. To ensure that Group Policy settings can be processed properly, verify that Citrix WEM User Logon Service is enabled on the WEM agents.Įnable Group Policy Settings Processing. For user-level settings to take effect immediately, users need to log off and log back on. User-level settings take effect if the current user belongs to the group.įor machine-level settings to take effect immediately, restart the Citrix WEM Agent Host Service. Machine-level settings take effect if the related machine belongs to the group. If you assign GPOs to an individual user directly, the settings do not take effect. You can assign the GPO to different AD groups, just like you assign other actions. You can now also import Group Policy settings (registry-based settings) into WEM.Īfter importing the settings, you can have an itemized view of the settings associated with each GPO before you decide which GPO to assign. For more information, see the description of the Migrate wizard in Ribbon. In previous releases, you could migrate only Group Policy Preferences (GPP) into Workspace Environment Management (WEM). WEM service currently supports adding and editing only Group Policy settings that are associated with the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and the HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry hives.

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