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HOW TO: Inspect Domain Policies for a Support case
Article Number: 000058474 | Last Modified: 2018/10/30Description
Environment:
On the server / computer under investigation, open a Command Prompt with Administrator privileges and run the following commands:
cd \
gpresult /h policy-report.html
Then upload the resulting file to your Support case.
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Windows Server 2008 R2 and up
Windows Server 2008 R2 and up
On the server / computer under investigation, open a Command Prompt with Administrator privileges and run the following commands:
cd \
gpresult /h policy-report.html
Then upload the resulting file to your Support case.
Cause
Domain Policies can be defined to, for example, deploy software silently to users, secure a group of servers per requirements or define resource access for machines and users. These policies can sometimes interfere with our products when deploying in a domain environment.
In order for Qlik Support to thoroughly investigate whether currently applied Domain Policies can be the cause of a given issue, we require a detailed Policy report to be generated on the affected machine. Here's how, in two simple steps.
In order for Qlik Support to thoroughly investigate whether currently applied Domain Policies can be the cause of a given issue, we require a detailed Policy report to be generated on the affected machine. Here's how, in two simple steps.
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