You are the desktop administrator for your company’s sales department. The IT manager for the sales department creates a custom policy that will apply to a custom application that is loaded on the department’s Windows XP Professional computers. He deploys this policy by using Group Policy. When you inspect the sales department’s computers, you find out that the application has not been modified by the policy. You want to examine Windows XP Professional to find out whether the custom policy is affecting the correct location in the Registry. Which command should you run?
A.
Msinfo32.exe
B.
Gpresult.exe
C.
Gpedit.msc
D.
Rsop.msc
Explanation:
GPresult.exe is used to examine the effects of group policies. This tool useful when you have multiple GPOs applied to an object at different levels. Gpresult.exe will show you the combined effect of all the applied GPOs. GPResult also provides the following information about Group Policy: The last time policy was applied and the domain controller that applied policy, the user and computer. he complete list of applied Group Policy objects and their details, including a summary of the extensions that each Group Policy object contains.Registry settings that were applied and their details.Folders that are re-directed and their details. Software management information detailing assigned and published applications. Disk quota information. IP Security settings. Scripts.
Incorrect Answers:
A: Msinfo32.exe is the system information utility. This is not used to display group policy information.
C: GPedit.msc is used to edit group policy. It does not show the final settings that are applied to an object.
D: RSOP.msc (Resultant Set Of Policy) is the GUI version of the gpresult.exe command.This answer would work, but the question asks, �Which command should you run?�