The User Does Not Have Rsop Data Microsoft
I've built a new AC domain consisting of two DCs running Windows server 2012R2, both Hyper-V virtuals (hosted on WS2012R2). I've successfully added two computers to the new domain. All seems to be OK except for this:
This is because the user specified has never logged onto the PC before. If you need to gather RSOP data without logging onto a PC, try using the GPMC management console and running the Group Policy Modelling Wizard instead. Group Policy – GPResult Examples. The user “domain user” does not have RSOP data. This is because GPResult is using the elevated user’s context. Does not have RSOP data - social.technet.microsoft.com.
When I open the 'Active Directory Users and Computers' console and right click on a computer there -> 'All tasks' -> 'Resultant Set of Policy (Planning)..' .. nothing happens. Nothing at all. No new window, no error, no anything :/
The User Does Not Have Rsop Data
Interestingly, when I do the same for an user, it works - it opens the wizzard window.
On the client machine, when I try:
in the cmd, I get this:
When I try it as an administrator (via 'runas'), I get this:
Where might be the problem? I consider this a very essential debugging tool and I do not want to make the switch to the new AC domain until I get this issue resolved.
Rsop Data Not Available
PS: In the old (still active) AC domain with WS2008R2 when I do the same for a computer, a new window labeled 'Resultant Set of Policy Wizard' is properly opened and functional.
Rsop Command Line
Thank you very much!
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