Evan Cutler
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how to get a single RSOP value via POWERSHELL
Greetings, I'm trying to scan a remote Windows 2008/2012 server cluster.
I want to get the current RSOP value of a single or a few policies on those servers. There's over 400 servers.
I don't care if I have to scan each policy one at a time, but I would like to just get the value for that policy.
Every RSOP Powershell I see, returns a massive XML/html file response:
How do I just get the value I'm looking for, so I can provide a report of all servers and the value of the one given Policy?
thanks
I want to get the current RSOP value of a single or a few policies on those servers. There's over 400 servers.
I don't care if I have to scan each policy one at a time, but I would like to just get the value for that policy.
Every RSOP Powershell I see, returns a massive XML/html file response:
get-gpresultantsetofpolicy -reporttype xml -path c:\reports\LocalUserAndComputerReport.xml
How do I just get the value I'm looking for, so I can provide a report of all servers and the value of the one given Policy?
thanks
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Thanks Chamara....