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How do I get report for GPO result for computers and users in domain?
How do I get report for GPO result for computers and users in domain?
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I should add that information: When I used "GPRESULT /USER xyz /r" it resulted that: The user "xyz" does not have RSOP data.
Hi,
There are few ways to get the gpresult/rsop.
1) Go to Active directory>>Select the user/computer>>Right click and All Tasks>>Resultant Set of Policy (logging). Run the wizard and collect the report.
2) From the machine itself run rsop.msc>>if this giving any error then you need to alter some registry key. Please follow the below procedure;
Start>>Run>>regedit>>HKEY_
Now, run rsop again that should work.
There are few ways to get the gpresult/rsop.
1) Go to Active directory>>Select the user/computer>>Right click and All Tasks>>Resultant Set of Policy (logging). Run the wizard and collect the report.
2) From the machine itself run rsop.msc>>if this giving any error then you need to alter some registry key. Please follow the below procedure;
Start>>Run>>regedit>>HKEY_
Now, run rsop again that should work.
what version of windows are you running GPRESULT /USER xyz /r on? It works on Windows XP, 7 & 10 (part of domain and not part of); Windows server 2008 & 2012. Does not work on Server 2003 but GPRESULT /USER xyz /v does
In order to get that working remotely you need to updated the firewall
netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group="Windows Remote Management" new enable=yes
This will allow running gpresult remotely
I created a script to do this
Using the tool psexec from
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx
you can run this
@echo off
cd\util
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\serv012.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on SERV012" >>c:\util\serv012.txt
gpresult /r >>c:\util\serv012.txt
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\serv011.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on SERV011" >>c:\util\serv011.txt
c:\util\pstools\psexec \\serv011 -u administrator -p xxxxxxxx gpresult /r >>c:\util\serv011.txt
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\serv013.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on SERV013" >>c:\util\serv013.txt
c:\util\pstools\psexec \\serv013 -u administrator -p xxxxx gpresult /r >>c:\util\serv013.txt
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\comp001.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on COMP001 Windows 7" >>c:\util\comp001.txt
c:\util\pstools\psexec \\comp001 -u "mydom\me" -p xxxxxxxx gpresult /r >>c:\util\comp001.txt
need administrator account on each machine
HTH
netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group="Windows Remote Management" new enable=yes
This will allow running gpresult remotely
I created a script to do this
Using the tool psexec from
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897553.aspx
you can run this
@echo off
cd\util
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\serv012.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on SERV012" >>c:\util\serv012.txt
gpresult /r >>c:\util\serv012.txt
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\serv011.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on SERV011" >>c:\util\serv011.txt
c:\util\pstools\psexec \\serv011 -u administrator -p xxxxxxxx gpresult /r >>c:\util\serv011.txt
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\serv013.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on SERV013" >>c:\util\serv013.txt
c:\util\pstools\psexec \\serv013 -u administrator -p xxxxx gpresult /r >>c:\util\serv013.txt
echo %date% %time% >c:\util\comp001.txt
echo "Starting GPRESULT on COMP001 Windows 7" >>c:\util\comp001.txt
c:\util\pstools\psexec \\comp001 -u "mydom\me" -p xxxxxxxx gpresult /r >>c:\util\comp001.txt
need administrator account on each machine
HTH
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