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Is this script reporting something or renaming the Group Policy name &amp;&nbsp;permission?
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Is this script reporting something or renaming the Group Policy name & permission?

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Hello there experts,<br />
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I'm trying to run a query to query all GPOs in our environment and its corresponding security filtering groups (GpoApply) plus deny apply which shows us (GpoCustom), and pipe it to an output file. I have the following but for some reason it's not filtering using the &quot;where&quot; parameter. Can someone please help? THank you so much!<br />
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Import-Module GroupPolicy<br />
$perms = Foreach ($GPO in (Get-GPO -All -domain contoso.com))<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Foreach ($Perm in (Get-GPPermissions $GPO.DisplayName -All -domain contoso.com)) <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; New-Object PSObject -property @{GPO=$GPO.DisplayName;Tru<wbr />stee=$Perm<wbr />.Trustee.N<wbr />ame;Permis<wbr />sion=$Perm<wbr />.Permissio<wbr />n} | Where {$_.Permission -eq &quot;GpoApply&quot; -or &quot;GpoCustom&quot;}<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;}<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;$perms | Select GPO,Trustee,Permission | Format-Table -AutoSize <br />
<br />
}<br />
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$perms | out-file c:\temp\results.txt
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Hello there experts,

I'm trying to run a query to query all GPOs in our environment and its corresponding security filtering groups (GpoApply) plus deny apply which shows us (GpoCustom), and pipe it to an output file. I have the following but for some reason it's not filtering using the "where" parameter. Can someone please help? THank you so much!

Import-Module GroupPolicy
$perms = Foreach ($GPO in (Get-GPO -All -domain contoso.com))
{
   Foreach ($Perm in (Get-GPPermissions $GPO.DisplayName -All -domain contoso.com)) 
   {
      New-Object PSObject -property @{GPO=$GPO.DisplayName;Trustee=$Perm.Trustee.Name;Permission=$Perm.Permission} | Where {$_.Permission -eq "GpoApply" -or "GpoCustom"}
   }

   $perms | Select GPO,Trustee,Permission | Format-Table -AutoSize 

}

$perms | out-file c:\temp\results.txt

Query all GPOs and Security Filtering Groups and Deny Groups

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