Get-GphEmptyGPOReport.ps1
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#requires -Version 2.0 -Modules GroupPolicy function Get-GphEmptyGPOReport { <# .SYNOPSIS Analyses Group Policys for empty Computer- and/or User-Configuration. This Cmdlet ist only for Compatibility Purposes. It´s functionality has been integrated into Get-GpgEmptyGPO. .DESCRIPTION This Ceckup Policy checks a GPO for empty Computer- or User-Settings. You can Pipe GPOs for Analysis. This Cmdlet ist only for Compatibility Purposes. It´s functionality has been integrated into Get-GpgEmptyGPO. .EXAMPLE Get-EmptyGPOReport -name "Default Domain Policy" Returns two columns, one for UserPolicy and one for ComputerPolicy Displayname UserPolicy ComputerPolicy ----------- ---------- -------------- Default Domain Policy Set Set .EXAMPLE Get-GPO -All | Get-EmptyGPOReport #> param ( # the name of the gpo to test [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [Parameter(Mandatory = $true,HelpMessage='Display Name of the GPO', ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true)] [Alias('displayname')] [string]$name ) Begin { Import-Module -Name GroupPolicy } Process { $Computer = 'Empty' $User = 'Empty' [xml]$gpoReport = Get-GPOReport -ReportType Xml -Name $name If ( $gpoReport.GPO.Computer.ExtensionData ) { $Computer = 'Set' } If ( $gpoReport.GPO.User.ExtensionData ) { $User = 'Set' } $GPOSettings = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{ Displayname = $gpoReport.gpo.Name ComputerPolicy = $Computer UserPolicy = $User } $GPOSettings | Select-Object -Property DisplayName,ComputerPolicy,UserPolicy } } |