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I have a script that contacts remote computers and queries the applied group policies.<br />
The problem I am having is, I don't know which attribute to check to see if the policy was applied successfully.<br />
If you run RSOP.msc<br />
right-click either computer or user and go to properties<br />
Then go to the error information tab, I need that status column.<br />
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I am using the RSOP_GPO object. (&quot;Select * from RSOP_GPO&quot;)<br />
I can get the GP name &nbsp;(objItem.Name) but having problems getting the status info.<br />
I appreciate the assistance.
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I have a script that contacts remote computers and queries the applied group policies.
The problem I am having is, I don't know which attribute to check to see if the policy was applied successfully.
If you run RSOP.msc
right-click either computer or user and go to properties
Then go to the error information tab, I need that status column.

I am using the RSOP_GPO object. ("Select * from RSOP_GPO")
I can get the GP name  (objItem.Name) but having problems getting the status info.
I appreciate the assistance.

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