programming4us
programming4us
DESKTOP

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Advanced Group Policy Preferences Settings - Group Policy Preferences in Settings Reports

- Free product key for windows 10
- Free Product Key for Microsoft office 365
- Malwarebytes Premium 3.7.1 Serial Keys (LifeTime) 2019
Another great feature of Group Policy Preferences is their inclusion in the reports that are generated using the GPMC. Group Policy Preferences will be included on the GPMC Settings tab for the GPO, as well as when a GPO is saved to a file.

To see the Group Policy Preferences settings and filters within a GPO on the Settings tab, follow these steps:

1.
In the GPMC, expand the forest node, and then expand the domain node.

2.
Expand the Group Policy Objects node.

3.
Select the GPO for which you want to see a report.

4.
In the details pane, click the Settings tab.

5.
Select Close or Add in the Internet Explorer warning dialog box. (This step might be optional, depending on your Internet Explorer security settings.)

You will see the full list of settings within the GPO, for both computer configuration and user configuration, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. Group Policy Preferences settings and targeting items are reported on the Settings tab within the GPMC for each GPO with a configured preference.

When you save the report for a GPO in HTML format using the GPMC, the Group Policy Preferences settings and targeting items that are configured in the GPO are also included. To save a report of a GPO in HTML format from within the GPMC, follow these steps:

1.
In the GPMC, expand the forest node, and then expand the domain node.

2.
Expand the Group Policy Objects node.

3.
Right-click the GPO for which you want to save a report, and then click Save Report. The Save GPO Report dialog box appears.

4.
Click Browse Folders (this option may already be active), select the location where the report will be saved, type a name for the report in the File Name text box, and then select a file type (HTML or XML) from the Save As Type drop-down list.

5.
Click Save.


Other  
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Advanced Group Policy Preferences Settings - Process Variables
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 7) - Item-Level Targeting Controls, Common Item-Level Targeting Scenarios
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 6) - Security Group,WMI Query
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 5) - Portable Computer,Processing Mode, Registry Match
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 4) - MSI Query,Operating System, Organizational Unit
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 3) - Environment Variable, Language, LDAP Query
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 2) - Date Match, Dial-Up Connection,Disk Space, Domain
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Item-Level Targeting (part 1) - Battery Present, Computer Name, CPU Speed
  •  Windows Server 2008 and Windows Vista : Advanced Group Policy Preferences Settings - Action Modes, Common Tab
  •  The Gaming Mouse: Ozone Neon
  •  
    Top 10
    Free Mobile And Desktop Apps For Accessing Restricted Websites
    MASERATI QUATTROPORTE; DIESEL : Lure of Italian limos
    TOYOTA CAMRY 2; 2.5 : Camry now more comely
    KIA SORENTO 2.2CRDi : Fuel-sipping slugger
    How To Setup, Password Protect & Encrypt Wireless Internet Connection
    Emulate And Run iPad Apps On Windows, Mac OS X & Linux With iPadian
    Backup & Restore Game Progress From Any Game With SaveGameProgress
    Generate A Facebook Timeline Cover Using A Free App
    New App for Women ‘Remix’ Offers Fashion Advice & Style Tips
    SG50 Ferrari F12berlinetta : Prancing Horse for Lion City's 50th
    - Messages forwarded by Outlook rule go nowhere
    - Create and Deploy Windows 7 Image
    - How do I check to see if my exchange 2003 is an open relay? (not using a open relay tester tool online, but on the console)
    - Creating and using an unencrypted cookie in ASP.NET
    - Directories
    - Poor Performance on Sharepoint 2010 Server
    - SBS 2008 ~ The e-mail alias already exists...
    - Public to Private IP - DNS Changes
    - Send Email from Winform application
    - How to create a .mdb file from ms sql server database.......
    programming4us programming4us
    programming4us
     
     
    programming4us