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![]() ![]() webhalla @ charanzova: 23 Apr 2022 @ vestager: 23 Apr 2022 There is an official #gdpr #adequacydecision for the #UnitedKingdom so we can keep transferring #PersonalData to the #UK and back because the #UK has deemed the security levels of #PD in the #EU as #adequate #Brexit #privacy Great job #EuropeanCommission https://t.co/U3zFSAHCJ9 https://t.co/exqwOfVgBB https://t.co/Qbe9yfpuXi 30 Jun 2021 #EDPS opens investigations following the “#Schrems II” Judgement regarding the use of cloud services provided by #Amazon Web Services #aws and #Microsoft and one regarding the use of Microsoft #Office365 by the European Commission #gdpr #privacy #cloudact https://t.co/BJP48W6WtV https://t.co/fJA1stx7oy 28 May 2021 Dutch #supervisoryAuthority first fine for a #Municipality. #Enschede city fined € 600.000 for #wifitracking visitors of shopping centre for toooooo long. @toezicht_AP #GDPR #privacy #fines https://t.co/CjCPwqgUpo https://t.co/vSkoTAkoVE 29 Apr 2021 |
ICT-Hotlist TopicUse PowerShell to show a GPO name for an ID or all GPO ID'sDid you notice that there is still a PowerShell or CMD script running during the user logon process but do not know the exact policy that triggers the script? Here is a PowerShell script to find the GPO name to update the policy.For example: you need to remove a script in the logon policy. But where is it used? How to proceed.
c:\dir \\nlaaldc1\sysvol\vanSoest.local\Policies\*.ps1 /s Directory of \\nlaaldc1\sysvol\vanSoest.local\Policies\{002316D1-0145-4175-A989-D1236059FBC5}\User\Scripts\Logon 09/28/2016 08:34 AM 98 Create-Value.ps1 1 File(s) 98 bytes
############################################################################################### # This PowerShell script finds the GPO name for a GPO ID as listed in the sysvol folders # # (C)Copyrights 2016 - 2022 vanSoest.it by J.P.G. van Soest ############################################################################################### cls Write-Host "This PowerShell script displays the GPO name of a certain ID or all GPO's in a sortable grid." #Load Active Directory Group Policy module Import-Module GroupPolicy -ErrorAction Stop $RequestID = Read-Host -Prompt "Enter or copy the GPO ID, and I'll find the name, or enter * for all GPO's" try{ #Get the GPO if($RequestID -ne "*"){ Get-Gpo -Guid $RequestID } else{ Get-Gpo -all | Select-Object ID, DisplayName | Out-GridView } } catch{ Write-Host "An error has occurred" $_.Exception.Message $_.Exception.ItemName }
This PowerShell script displays the GPO name of a certain ID or all GPO's in a sortable grid. Enter or copy the GPO ID, and I'll find the name, or enter * for all GPO's: 002316D1-0145-4175-A989-D1236059FBC5 DisplayName : NLAAL W7 Desktop DomainName : vanSoest.local Owner : vanSoest\Domain Admins Id : 002316d1-0145-4175-a989-d1236059fbc5 GpoStatus : AllSettingsEnabled Description : CreationTime : 08-Jan-17 09:38:51 ModificationTime : 05-Feb-17 13:22:51 UserVersion : AD Version: 1, SysVol Version: 1 ComputerVersion : AD Version: 60, SysVol Version: 60 WmiFilter : Windows 7 This topic is based on the article: Report on Group Policy Objects that have Logon Scripts. That article shows a script that collects even more data.
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