script to show group policy applied to computer

Hi,
Have you tried to use the session script tools?

Sorry for wasting your time. Thank you.

Have you been able to do it?

Could someone help me with the script to run gpresult on a remote computer.
I tried the following:
cmd /k gpresult /s $HOST$
Thanks for your help.
edited by jasonallenthomas on 4/25/2012

What problem do you have exactyl?

When i run the script it runs it locally and not on the remote computer.

Have you tried to use a PSExec session instead?

Yes. It appears to be using my creditals on the remote computer.

I tested on another PC (Windows XP), with RDMgr 8.2.0, 8.2.5 beta, and finally 8.1.0 (the first version I installed at the beginning, and with this version I configured all my sessions).

Same result : I can work with local data source, but as soon as i configure and want to access my Mssql datasource, it crashes, for all the version tested !

And finally, when i create a new Db on the same MSSQL server, and acces it with same credential, it doesn't crash.

This i why i asked is it is possible to clean the problematic DB, for ex. by some tool, delete the lasts modifications. These last modifications seems to be the source of my problem ?

Hi,
You could try a backup restore in a new database. I'm sure that SQL Server will do a clean up.

I was affraid of that final response :-)

... The backup maintenance plan was in error, that DB was not backuped.

-> i will recreate the DB and all my configuration...

Are you able to access the database with SQL Management Studio?

yes

Just backup the corrupted database and restore it on a newly created database with SQL Management Studio that you can access with RDM. This will clear the transaction logs.

Done, but doesn't change the behavior, crash.