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title: "Find Group Policy permission issues"
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description: "Use GPOZaurr to list permission problems that should be reviewed before cleanup or remediation."
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layout: docs
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---
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This example is a practical first pass for environments where Group Policy permissions have changed over time and nobody is fully sure what still matches the intended model.
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It comes from the source example at `Examples/Example-08-ListingPermissionIssues.ps1`.
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## When to use this pattern
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- You want to identify GPO permission problems before making changes.
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- You need evidence for a cleanup or remediation plan.
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- You want a small, repeatable report that can be reviewed by the directory operations team.
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## Example
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```powershell
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Import-Module "$PSScriptRoot\..\GPoZaurr.psd1" -Force
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$Issues = Get-GPOZaurrPermissionIssue
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$Issues | Format-Table -AutoSize
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```
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## What this demonstrates
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- separating discovery from remediation
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- getting a reviewable list of permission issues
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- creating a safer starting point for Group Policy cleanup
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## Source
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- [Example-08-ListingPermissionIssues.ps1](https://github.com/EvotecIT/GPOZaurr/blob/master/Examples/Example-08-ListingPermissionIssues.ps1)
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