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does that command have to be run on the DC or would you run the command line on the individual computer?
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does that command have to be run on the DC or would you run the command line on the individual computer?

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I run it from the DC, but that's preference, not necessity.
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I run it from the DC, but that's preference, not necessity.

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I'm wondering what is the method to determine if a new group policy is being applied to computers. &nbsp;I'm pretty certain that it is not,so it would also be nice to understand how we would best trouble shoot the issue
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I'm wondering what is the method to determine if a new group policy is being applied to computers.  I'm pretty certain that it is not,so it would also be nice to understand how we would best trouble shoot the issue

Verify a group policy has been applied

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