Resultant Set Of Policy Wizard

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1.To create an RSoP query with the Resultant Set Of practical application Policy Wizard Planning mode, complete the following steps:
2.1.Click Start, and then click Run.
3.2.In the Run dialog box, type mmc in the Open box, and then click OK.
4.3.In the MMC, from the File menu, click Add/Remove Snap-In.
5.4.In the Acid/Remove Snap-In dialog box, click Add.
6.5.In the Add Standalone Snap-In dialog box, select Resultant Set Of Policy, click
7.Add, and then click Close.
8.6.In the Add/Remove Snap-In dialog box, click OK.
In the MMC, right-click the Resultant Set Of Policy icon on the RSoP Wizard con10.sole, and then select Generate RSoP Data.
In the Welcome To The Resultant Set Of Policy Wizard page, click Next.On the Mode Selection page, shown previously in Figure 11-1, select Planning Mode, then click Next.
10. On the User And Computer Selection page, shown in Figure 11-5, type the name of the target user in the User Information box and the target computer in the Computer Information box. To search for a user or computer, click ...
... Browse. Click Next.
On the Advanced Simulation Options page, shown in A+ certificate, do any or none of the following:
If you want to simulate a slow network connection, select the Slow Network Connection check box.
If you want to simulate the loopback processing mode, select the Loopback Processing check box. Then select Replace Mode or Merge Mode.
Click Replace Mode to indicate that the user policies that are defined in the computer's GPOs replace the user policies that are normally applied to the user,Click Merge Mode to indicate that the user policies that are defined in the computer's GPOs and the user policies that are normally applied to the user are combined. Recall that if the policy settings conflict, the user policies in the computer's GPOs take precedence over the user's normal policies.
In the Site list, select the site that the RSoP query uses, if desired. You select rd site if you want to test policy where startup or logging on occurs on another subnet than the one on which the query is currently being run. Click Next.
On the Alternate Active Directory Paths page, shown in Figure 11-7, you can specify different locations for the selected user and/or computer, if desired. If you want to specify a different location for the user, enter the distinguished name of the location in the User Location box. If you want to specify a different location for a computer, enter the distinguished name of the location in the Computer Location box. Click Next.
On the User Security Groups page, shown in Network+ certification, in the Security Groups box, select the groups in which you want the user selected to be a member on the User And Computer Selection page. To add a security group, click Add, type the name of the target security group, and click OK. To remove a security group, select the security group, and click Remove. Click Next.