How to update group policy on MAC OS 10.6.8

Hi,
I am not able to update group policy on MAC 10.6.8 like gpupdate comand from terminal.
Regards
Govind Singh

OK, makes sense. Any idea what the DMG preference should be in Firefox?
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Found /System/Library/CoreServices/DiskImageMounter.app and set the Firefox preferences DMG file to use that now.

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