Friday, March 13, 2015

windows 7 - Equivalent to gpresult for local security policy


I just wonder how I can show the currently applied Security-Policy (not Group-Policy) from a machine from the command-line.


i know i can show the current applied Group-Policy with gpresult using


gpresult /r

Is there an equivalent for the security-policy? commandline or powershell?
I do not want do use secpol.msc, because I need something for the commandline.


Answer



Why not just use SecEdit.exe, or LGPO.exe or download an use the PolicyFileEditor module from the MS PowerShellGallery.com


Manage Local Group Policy Objects from PowerShell and Desired State Configuration


Find-Module -Name 'PolicyFileEditor' |
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