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Tag Archives: GPO
Report on Group Policy Objects that have Logon Scripts
Recently, I was asked to generate a report on Group Policy Objects (GPO) that are using logon scripts and also to determine the type of logon script being used. Of course the logical approach is to use PowerShell to make … Continue reading
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