GPO – Terence Luk

Deploying Carbon Black Cloud via GPO with a with a transform (MST) file fails with: “CAInstallPreCheck: Expect a cfg.ini in the same directory as the MSI, but could not find it.“

April 6, 2021

Problem You’ve completed setting up Carbon Black Cloud to be deployed via GPO as described in one of my previous posts: Deploying Carbon Black Cloud via GPO with a transform (MST) file specifying the Company Code and Group Name https://blog.terenceluk.com/2021/04/deploying-carbon-black-cloud-via-gpo.html But notice that it fails

Deploying Carbon Black Cloud via GPO with a transform (MST) file specifying the Company Code and Group Name

April 6, 2021

I was recently asked about deploying Carbon Black Cloud Sensor via Group Policy as a published MSI file and recall how much difficulty I had with incorporating the settings for the Company Code and Group Name so I decided to dig up my old notes

Configuring a GPO to permit a MMC snap-in that is not available in the list of “Restricted/Permitted snap-ins” provided by the default Microsoft Management Console policy setting

October 3, 2020

Problem There are situations where an existing GPO is configured to restrict users from launching the MMC and the available snap-ins for non-administrative users to enhance security. To achieve this, an administrator can create a GPO with the following settings: User Configuration > Administrative Templates

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