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First published on TechNet on Sep 01, 2012Mike here with an important service announcement. In June of 2010, guest poster Kapil Mehra introduced the Group Policy Search service . The Group Policy Search (GPS) service is a web application hosted on Windows Azure, which enables you to search for registry-based Group Policy settings used in Windows operating systems.
It’s a "plezz-shzaa" to announce that GPS version 1.1.4 is live at http://gps.cloudapp.net . Version 1.1.4 includes registry-based policy settings from Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, performance improvements, bug fixes, and a few little surprises. It's the easiest way to search for a Group Policy setting.
So, the next time you need to search for a Group Policy settings, or want to know the registry key and value name that backs a particular policy setting-- don't look for a antiquated settings spreadsheet reference. Get your Group Policy Search on!!
And, if you act now-- we'll throw in the Group Policy Search Windows Phone 7 application -- for free! That's right, take Group Policy Search with you on the go. What an offer! Group Policy Search and Group Policy Search Windows Phone 7 application -- for one low, low price -- FREE! Act now and you'll get free shipping.
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