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Viewing RSoP query results

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Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2

Viewing RSoP query results

After you run the Resultant Set of Policy Wizard, you can view the results from the RSoP query for computer configuration and user configuration in the RSoP snap-in. In the RSoP query in Microsoft Management Console (MMC), under Computer Configuration and User Configuration, the query results for Software Settings, Windows Settings, and Extra Registry Settings appear in the MMC details pane.

Software Settings

You can view the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) results for Software Settings in the details pane, which displays the five default columns described in the following table.

Column Description

Name

Lists the name of the deployed package

Version

Lists the software version of the deployed package

Deployment state

Indicates whether the package is assigned or published

Source

Specifies the source location of the deployed package

Origin

Lists the name of the Group Policy object that deployed the package

Windows Settings

You can view the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) results for Windows Settings in the details pane, which contains results for the following:

  • Scripts--If a policy setting applies scripts, four default columns appear in the details pane, which are described in the following table.

    Column Description

    Name

    Lists the name of the script

    Parameters

    Lists any parameters that are assigned to the script

    Last Executed

    Lists the date that the script was last run

    GPO Name

    Lists the name of the Group Policy object that assigned the script

  • Security Settings--The Security Settings results in Windows Settings appear the same way that they do for Group Policy. However, when you double-click a policy setting, the Security Policy Settings tab is not available and there is a new Precedence tab. The Precedence tab that indicates which Group Policy objects affect this policy setting from newest to oldest.

  • Internet Explorer Maintenance--The Internet Explorer Maintenance results appear the same way that they do for Group Policy. However, for each policy setting there is an additional Precedence tab that indicates which Group Policy objects affect this policy setting in order from newest to oldest.

  • Administrative Templates--You can view the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) results for Administrative Templates in the details pane. The details pane appears the same way that it does for Group Policy, except that only those policy settings that have been changed from the default setting appear and there is an additional column called GPO Name, which displays the Group Policy object name.

    To view more information about an Administrative Template setting, in the details pane double-click the setting. A dialog box appears with three tabs. The following table lists and describes these tabs.

    Tab Description

    Setting

    Indicates the state of the policy setting (unavailable)

    Explain

    Describes the policy setting

    Precedence

    Indicates Group Policy object precedence, from newest to oldest

Extra Registry Settings

You can view the Resultant Set of Policy (RSoP) results for Extra Registry Settings in the details pane. Extra Registry Settings is a collection of policy-based registry settings that do not have an Administrative Template associated with them. Because there is no association with an Administrative Template, there is no explanation of the setting except for the registry key and the Group Policy object that set the key. If no Extra Registry Settings are applied, Extra Registry Settings does not appear in the RSoP query results.

Note

  • To view an HTML report of Group Policy policy settings, you can use Advanced System Information - Policy in Help and Support Center. You can use this feature to quickly determine which policy settings are currently being applied, without running RSoP logging mode. For more information, see View Group Policy settings in HTML.