Custom Baselines

This page contains a list of existing GPO baselines and allows you to clone built-in baselines or import an existing GPO as a baseline.

The widgets in the upper-right side of the table allow us to;

• Search: Search the GPO baselines table across all table columns.

• New Baseline: Create a new GPO baseline by cloning a predefined baseline or importing an existing GPO.

The table contains relevant information about the baselines and allows us to perform operations on them using the three-dot button.

General Information

• Enabled: Current status of the baseline.

• Type: Name of the organization that created the baseline.

• Name: Name of the baseline.

• Operating System: Appropriate Operating System for the baseline.

• Total Settings: Total settings count of the baseline.

Three-dot button on each row allows us to perform the following operations on a baseline;

• Edit: Redirects the user to the Edit/View GPO Baseline page. This page allows to modify all configurations and specifications related to the GPO baseline.

• Clone: Clone the selected baseline.

• Enable/Disable: Change the status of the selected baseline.

• Delete: Delete the selected baseline.

The checkboxes that can be found on the left side of the list can be used to perform bulk operations on the selected custom baselines.

Allowed operations are;

• Delete: Delete the selected custom baselines

• Delete All: Delete all custom baselines from the table

Baseline Settings

Edit baseline operations over the data table redirects the user to the Edit GPO Baseline page seen below;

The GPO baseline edit page consists of two different configurations, edit baseline name/OS and add/edit setting.

The following table describes each setting type;

Example

For example, the following figure shows how to add a Registry Setting policy.