IT & Systems Administrator 

Sonia Bowditch

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Run the command from a computer that has the ActiveDirectory module installed and imported<br />
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GPResult <b>is not the same as </b>Get-GPOReport<br />
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GPResult is RSOP of the computer that you run it on. Get-GPOReport<b> is all GPOs</b><br />
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Massive difference
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Run the command from a computer that has the ActiveDirectory module installed and imported

GPResult is not the same as Get-GPOReport

GPResult is RSOP of the computer that you run it on. Get-GPOReport is all GPOs

Massive difference

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Alex kindly helped me with the following:<br />
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Get-GPOReport -All -ReportType Xml -Path &quot;C:\temp\GPOReportAll.xml&quot;<wbr /><br />
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I tried to use the same command on a Server running Windows Server R2 but it won't recognise the Get-GPOReport cmdlet and it won't let me import it. &nbsp;I need to get a GPO Report from this server as it is our DC. <br />
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Since I was struggling I thought I would try to get the GPOReport &nbsp;using our second DC running the following command:<br />
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Get-GPOReport -All -Domain &quot;mydomain&quot; -Server &quot;SERVER01&quot; -ReportType Html -Path &quot;C:\GPOReportAll01.html&quot;<br />
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However, all I get is the GPO from Server10 the server I am running the command from which is running Windows 12 R2.<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks.
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Alex kindly helped me with the following:

Get-GPOReport -All -ReportType Xml -Path "C:\temp\GPOReportAll.xml"

I tried to use the same command on a Server running Windows Server R2 but it won't recognise the Get-GPOReport cmdlet and it won't let me import it.  I need to get a GPO Report from this server as it is our DC. 

Since I was struggling I thought I would try to get the GPOReport  using our second DC running the following command:

Get-GPOReport -All -Domain "mydomain" -Server "SERVER01" -ReportType Html -Path "C:\GPOReportAll01.html"

However, all I get is the GPO from Server10 the server I am running the command from which is running Windows 12 R2.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

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