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Ashley McGlone
Microsoft Premier Field Engineer
May 2013
http://aka.ms/GoateePFE

This script creates a report of all group policy links, their locations, and
their configurations in the current domain.  Output is a CSV file.

For more information on gPLink, gPOptions, and gPLinkOptions see:
 [MS-GPOL]: Group Policy: Core Protocol
  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc232478.aspx
 2.2.2 Domain SOM Search
  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc232505.aspx
 2.3 Directory Service Schema Elements
  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc422909.aspx
 3.2.5.1.5 GPO Search
  http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc232537.aspx

SOM is an acronym for Scope of Management, referring to any location where
a group policy could be linked: domain, OU, site.

NOTE: This GPO report does not list GPO filtering by permissions.

Requires:
-PowerShell v2 or above
-RSAT
-AD PowerShell module
-Group Policy module

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# Examples
# After Result is generated use the GUID or Name to generate a HTML Report for a particuler GPO Object e.g
# Get-GPOReport -GUID 87cc24e2-a1ac-45fd-ae89-05af35f4b7ab -ReportType HTML -Path C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html ; C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html
# Get-GPOReport -Name TestGPO1 -ReportType HTML -Path C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html ; C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html

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# Import the module goodness
# Requires RSAT installed and features enabled
Import-Module GroupPolicy
Import-Module ActiveDirectory

# Grab a list of all GPOs
$GPOs = Get-GPO -All | Select-Object ID, Path, DisplayName, GPOStatus, WMIFilter

# Create a hash table for fast GPO lookups later in the report.
# Hash table key is the policy path which will match the gPLink attribute later.
# Hash table value is the GPO object with properties for reporting.
$GPOsHash = @{}
ForEach ($GPO in $GPOs) {
    $GPOsHash.Add($GPO.Path,$GPO)
}

# Empty array to hold all possible GPO link SOMs
$gPLinks = @()

# GPOs linked to the root of the domain
#  !!! Get-ADDomain does not return the gPLink attribute
$gPLinks += `
 Get-ADObject -Identity (Get-ADDomain).distinguishedName -Properties name, distinguishedName, gPLink, gPOptions |
 Select-Object name, distinguishedName, gPLink, gPOptions, @{name='Depth';expression={0}}

# GPOs linked to OUs
#  !!! Get-GPO does not return the gPLink attribute
# Calculate OU depth for graphical representation in final report
$gPLinks += `
 Get-ADOrganizationalUnit -Filter * -Properties name, distinguishedName, gPLink, gPOptions |
 Select-Object name, distinguishedName, gPLink, gPOptions, @{name='Depth';expression={($_.distinguishedName -split 'OU=').count - 1}}

# GPOs linked to sites
$gPLinks += `
 Get-ADObject -LDAPFilter '(objectClass=site)' -SearchBase "CN=Sites,$((Get-ADRootDSE).configurationNamingContext)" -SearchScope OneLevel -Properties name, distinguishedName, gPLink, gPOptions |
 Select-Object name, distinguishedName, gPLink, gPOptions, @{name='Depth';expression={0}}

# Empty report array
$report = @()

# Loop through all possible GPO link SOMs collected
ForEach ($SOM in $gPLinks) {
    # Filter out policy SOMs that have a policy linked
    If ($SOM.gPLink) {
        # If an OU has 'Block Inheritance' set (gPOptions=1) and no GPOs linked,
        # then the gPLink attribute is no longer null but a single space.
        # There will be no gPLinks to parse, but we need to list it with BlockInheritance.
        If ($SOM.gPLink.length -gt 1) {
            # Use @() for force an array in case only one object is returned (limitation in PS v2)
            # Example gPLink value:
            #   [LDAP://cn={7BE35F55-E3DF-4D1C-8C3A-38F81F451D86},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=wingtiptoys,DC=local;2][LDAP://cn={046584E4-F1CD-457E-8366-F48B7492FBA2},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=wingtiptoys,DC=local;0][LDAP://cn={12845926-AE1B-49C4-A33A-756FF72DCC6B},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=wingtiptoys,DC=local;1]
            # Split out the links enclosed in square brackets, then filter out
            # the null result between the closing and opening brackets ][
            $links = @($SOM.gPLink -split {$_ -eq '[' -or $_ -eq ']'} | Where-Object {$_})
            # Use a for loop with a counter so that we can calculate the precedence value
            For ( $i = $links.count - 1 ; $i -ge 0 ; $i-- ) {
                # Example gPLink individual value (note the end of the string):
                #   LDAP://cn={7BE35F55-E3DF-4D1C-8C3A-38F81F451D86},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=wingtiptoys,DC=local;2
                # Splitting on '/' and ';' gives us an array every time like this:
                #   0: LDAP:
                #   1: (null value between the two //)
                #   2: distinguishedName of policy
                #   3: numeric value representing gPLinkOptions (LinkEnabled and Enforced)
                $GPOData = $links[$i] -split {$_ -eq '/' -or $_ -eq ';'}
                # Add a new report row for each GPO link
                $report += New-Object -TypeName PSCustomObject -Property @{
                    Depth             = $SOM.Depth;
                    Name              = $SOM.Name;
                    DistinguishedName = $SOM.distinguishedName;
                    PolicyDN          = $GPOData[2];
                    Precedence        = $links.count - $i
                    GUID              = "{$($GPOsHash[$($GPOData[2])].ID)}";
                    DisplayName       = $GPOsHash[$GPOData[2]].DisplayName;
                    GPOStatus         = $GPOsHash[$GPOData[2]].GPOStatus;
                    WMIFilter         = $GPOsHash[$GPOData[2]].WMIFilter.Name;
                    Config            = $GPOData[3];
                    LinkEnabled       = [bool](!([int]$GPOData[3] -band 1));
                    Enforced          = [bool]([int]$GPOData[3] -band 2);
                    BlockInheritance  = [bool]($SOM.gPOptions -band 1)
                } # End Property hash table
            } # End For
        } Else {
            # BlockInheritance but no gPLink
            $report += New-Object -TypeName PSCustomObject -Property @{
                Depth             = $SOM.Depth;
                Name              = $SOM.Name;
                DistinguishedName = $SOM.distinguishedName;
                BlockInheritance  = [bool]($SOM.gPOptions -band 1)
            }
        } # End If
    } Else {
        # No gPLink at this SOM
        $report += New-Object -TypeName PSCustomObject -Property @{
            Depth             = $SOM.Depth;
            Name              = $SOM.Name;
            DistinguishedName = $SOM.distinguishedName;
            BlockInheritance  = [bool]($SOM.gPOptions -band 1)
        }
    } # End If
} # End ForEach

# Output the results to CSV file for viewing in Excel
$report |
 Select-Object @{name='SOM';expression={$_.name.PadLeft($_.name.length + ($_.depth * 5),'_')}}, `
  DistinguishedName, BlockInheritance, LinkEnabled, Enforced, Precedence, `
  DisplayName, GPOStatus, WMIFilter, GUID, PolicyDN |
 Export-CSV c:\scripts\output\gPLink_Report.csv -NoTypeInformation

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# Examples
# After Result is generated use the GUID or Name to generate a HTML Report for a particuler GPO Object e.g
# Get-GPOReport -GUID 87cc24e2-a1ac-45fd-ae89-05af35f4b7ab -ReportType HTML -Path C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html ; C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html
# Get-GPOReport -Name TestGPO1 -ReportType HTML -Path C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html ; C:\Scripts\Output\GPOReport1.html
