GPO

Introduction RSOP stands for “Resultant Set of Policy.” It is a concept and a tool used in Microsoft Windows operating systems to determine the effective Group Policy settings that are applied to a user or computer. Group Policy is a feature in Windows that allows administrators to control various aspects of the operating system’s behavior and configuration within a network environment. RSOP provides a way to understand which Group Policy settings are actually being applied and in effect on a given user or computer....

Introduction Group Policy is a feature in Microsoft Windows operating systems that allows administrators to manage and configure the settings of user accounts and computer systems centrally and then deploy them to computers across their organizations. The Administrator can define, enforce, and update their entire configuration by using GPO settings. By using GPO settings, they can affect an entire site or a domain within their organization, or they can narrow their focus to a single OU....