At workstation or servers, users or Administrators can perform "gpresult" in Command Prompt to verify the group policy settings.
1. At a domain workstation, log in as a domain user.
2. Launch "Command Prompt", enter "gpresult /r".
The result shows when I receive the group policy and which policy is applied.
3. For getting more information, enter "gpresult /z".
The result shows the group policy settings which are applied.
4. You can enter "gpresult /h c:\users\<User Name>\Desktop\<file name>.html" to export the group policy settings as a html file.
5, Launch the gp.html by Internet Explorer.
The gp.html shows all user configuration of group policy which is applied to a user.
Verify the computer configuration of Group Policy
To verify the computer configuration of Group Policy, you have to log in as a user which is granted Administrator rights.
1. At Domain Controller, log in as Domain Administrator.
2. Launch "Command Prompt", enter "gpresult /r /scope computer".
Remark: There are 2 parameters which are computer and user for /scope.
3. Enter "gpresult /h c:\users\Administrator\desktop\gp.html".
4. Launch the gp.html by Internet Explorer.
The gp.html shows computer configuration and user configuration of group policy which is applied to a user.
5. To get the group policy settings of a remote machine, enter the following command:
gpresult /s <computer name< /h <file name>.html /scope computer
6. Launch the gp.html by Internet Explorer.
As a result, the group policy settings of remote computer are retrieved.
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This posting is provided “AS IS” with no warranties, and confers no rights!
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