Conflicts
Generally, more than one group policy object applies the same settings with different values.
It is hard to find the eventually applied value policy settings by analyzing the link order, precedence, inheritance, etc.
The Conflict feature allows users to reveal the finally applied settings by analyzing the resultant set of policies (RSOP) by considering their link order,precedence,inheritance,etc.
In the end, users can compare and analyze their resultant set of policies with the baselines that are prepared by the Microsoft.
The Conflicts module shows the Computers, Users, and OUs (Organizational Units) entities that have at least one conflicted setting.
Conflicts on Compters
The Computers table shows the Name, OS, IP Address, Privileged, Admin and Conflict Count information about the each affected entitiy.
Conflict Count : The number of detected conflicted settings, that are applied by more than one group policy object. (See Glossary for definition of the other columns)
Each row forwards the user to the conflict detail page about the entity.
Conflicts on Users
The Users table shows the Enabled, Locked, Service User, Privileged, Admin and Conflict Count information about the each affected entitiy.
Conflict Count : The number of detected conflicted settings, that are applied by more than one group policy object. (See Glossary for definition of the other columns)
Conflicts on Organizational Units
The OUs (Organizational Units) table shows the Member Count, Linked GPO Count, and Conflict Count information about the each affected entitiy.
Conflict Count : The number of detected conflicted settings, that are applied by more than one group policy object. (See Glossary for definition of the other columns)
Conflict Details
The table contains regarding information about the detected insecure conflicts after the RSOP comparison.
Status: Comparison result of the applied gpo settings.
Type: Type of the applied settings.
Policy Group or Registry Key: Group policy configuration path of the applied settings.
Setting: Name of the applied settings.
GPO Value: Value of the setting that is defined/configured by the group policy object.
Mandatory Value: Value of the setting that is defined/configured by the Microsoft baseline.
Source GPO: The owner of the insecure setting applied as the eventual configuration.
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