A network administrator has implemented a new group policy on a domain controller and wants a technician to verify the group policy is active on a desktop computer. Which of the following commands…

The correct answer is D. gpmc.msc. The question asks how to verify a group policy is active. 'dcgpofix' (A) restores default Group Policy Objects and is not for verification. 'dcdid.g' (B) is not a valid command. 'gpresult' (C) displays the Resultant Set of Policy on the local machine - useful for seeing applied…

Networking

Question

A network administrator has implemented a new group policy on a domain controller and wants a technician to verify the group policy is active on a desktop computer. Which of the following commands should the technician execute?

Options

Adcgpofix
Bdcdi.g
Cgpresult
Dgpmc.msc
Egpupdate

How the community answered

(58 responses)

A
5% (3)
C
2% (1)
D
91% (53)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

The question asks how to verify a group policy is active. 'dcgpofix' (A) restores default Group Policy Objects and is not for verification. 'dcdid.g' (B) is not a valid command. 'gpresult' (C) displays the Resultant Set of Policy on the local machine - useful for seeing applied policies on a client, but it is a command-line read-only verification tool. 'gpupdate' (E) forces a refresh of group policy but does not verify. 'gpmc.msc' (D) is the Group Policy Management Console, the primary administrative GUI tool used to verify that a GPO is properly configured, linked to the correct OU, and in an active/enabled state - making it the correct answer for an administrator verifying policy deployment.

Topics

#group policy#gpmc.msc#domain controller#policy verification

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full 220-1002 Practice