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Re: Find policies applied to an AD computer
From: "Nikhil Wagholikar" <visitnikhil () gmail com>
Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 21:33:10 +0530
Hello Dummy Cerberus, This is a common problem faced by new Microsoft Server Administrators. So for this, Microsoft has designed a simple, but powerful tool called "RSoP" i.e. Resultant Set of Policy. The RSoP snap-in allows you to view the user and computer settings that are applied to the computer the user running the tool is logged onto. Just click on Start - Run - type rsop.msc. By this you would come to know, what all policies are applied to that particular machine on which it is executed. --- Nikhil Wagholikar Information Security Analyst NII Consulting Web: http://www.niiconsulting.com On 8/24/07, Dummy cerberus <dummycerberus () gmail com> wrote:
Hello, is there any free tool to fetch the policies that are currently being applied to an ActiveDirectory computer? could you advice me one to try? Thanks in advance and best regards
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- Find policies applied to an AD computer Dummy cerberus (Aug 24)
- RE: Find policies applied to an AD computer Christian Campbell (Aug 24)
- RE: Find policies applied to an AD computer Wim Pouseele (Aug 24)
- Re: Find policies applied to an AD computer Buddy (Aug 27)
- Re: Find policies applied to an AD computer Nikhil Wagholikar (Aug 27)
- R: Find policies applied to an AD computer Vega - Brunello Ivan (Aug 28)
- RE: Find policies applied to an AD computer Tony Derricott (Aug 27)
- Re: Find policies applied to an AD computer Dummy cerberus (Aug 27)
- RE: Find policies applied to an AD computer Devin Rambo (Aug 28)
- Re: Find policies applied to an AD computer Dummy cerberus (Aug 27)