Windows operating systems provide the gpresult tool or command in order to display Resultant Set of Policy or RSoP information for a remote user and computer. This tool reports and displays group policy objects applied to the user and computer. This command can be also used for remote computers by providing the required credentials.
gpresult Help
The gpresult command help information can be listed or displayed running gpresult without any option or parameter.
gpresult
Display All Applied GPO for User and Computer via Command Line Interface
The most popular use case for the gpresult is running for the current system for both user and computer policies. The /r option is provided in order to display RSoP summary data.
> gpresult /r
Display GPO For User
Only user GPOs can be displayed by using the /scope:user option.
> gpresult /r /scope:user
Display GPO For Computer
Computer or system-specific GPOs can be displayed with the following command by using the /scope:computer option.
> gpresult /r /scope:computerDisplay GPOs Applied In The Remote Computer
The gpresult command can be used to display GPOs for remote systems. The /s option is used to specify a remote system with computer name, domain name, or IP address.
> gpresult /s pc1.windowstect.com /rAlternatively the remote system IP address can be specified like below.
> gpresult /s 192.168.1.10 /rGenerate HTML Report/Output
The GPO configuration for the users and computer can be displayed in a more human-friendly and pretty print way by using the HTML output. The /h can be used to generate HTML reports. The name or path of the report should be also provided.
> gpresult /r /h D:\GPO_Report.htmlGenerate Text Report/Output
An alternative way to export gpresult command output is to use text files. The gpresult command output can be stored as a text file by specifying the text file name or path like below.
> gpresult /r D:\GPO_Report.txt