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* WILLIAMS, KRISTOPHER L <kris.williams AT hp DOT com> [2004-11-29 22:20]:
> De-activating all the policies isn't really that bad, even if you have ma=
ny of them.
>=20
> Here is the windows command I use to do it. I'm sure there is a similar "=
for" command that could be used on Unix.
>=20
> For /f %i in ('bppllist.exe') do bpplinfo.exe %i -modify -inactive

This _is_ bad if you already had policies that were inactive for a
reason. Now you have to worry about keeping track of them so that you
don't inadvertantly re-activate a policy that should _not_ be active.

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David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com

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