Windows 10: Errors while reading policies from this GPO, not all policies are displayed

Hello,I am working on implementing an automatic Quality of Service QoS policy creator using the "New-NetQosPolicy" PowerShell command. I have a C++ script that executes this command to limit the bandwidth for specific applications, such as Firefox.Here is the command I'm using: "New-NetQosPolicy -Name firefox.exe -AppPathNameMatchCondition "firefox.exe" -ThrottleRateActionBitsPerSecond 5MB -IPProtocolMatchCondition Both -NetworkProfile All"Here is the script: ``` //create QoS policy std::s

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GPO Override Policy Not Working

Following up with class in which we are making an Google Chrome Settings Override GPO for a local group -- added it at the group level; not the higher domain level. This should override the domain's (high-level) GPO that prevents downloads, prevents incognito
mode, and restrict access to netflix.com. This is according to Windows' Group Policy API documentation (Overriding and Blocking Group Policy).

When looking at the group's "Group Policy Inheritance" tab in the Group Policy Management tool from the Server Manager (Wins 2012), I am seeing that the override GPO takes precedence over the previously applied restrictive settings from the higher domain
policy. This is what we want.

However, when logged into a domain client -- with the credentials of the intended local group member -- the local group policy is not listed in Chrome://policy. The browser is still blocking netflix.com, downloads, and the use of incognito mode.

I restarted the client computer many times and ran the gpupdate /force script and successfully updated the policy several times. I also went as far as to enforced the GPO in the inheritance table for the local group taken precedence over all other GPOs.

Nothing is happening. HELP!

 

Create GPOs from Local policies Server 2016

Hello

Thanks for reading

I have hardened Windows 10 clients using local group policy. I now want to use those local policies to form the Domain GPOs on Server 2016. What is the easiest way to do this? How can I break down all the local policies and create GPOs from those local policies?

Also, Which takes precedence the Domain GPO or Local Group policy?

 

Group Policy house keeping - list all GPOs that have settings on a particular policy

What tools/powershell cmd I could use to find all GPOs that have a policy configured?

e.g. If I have 10 GPOs with Edge home page configured, how could I grab these 10 GPOs out

ultimately I can map out all policies with related, configured GPOs.

This will be an important starting point to being the GPO consolidation on our 200+ GPOs environment

Thanks