The resulting set of policies
If you've been around Windows and policies for any length of time, you will be familiar with the resultant set of policies. Sometimes, unexpected things happen when multiple policies are in effect with different priorities. It can be very confusing and sometimes difficult to keep track of even on a whiteboard. There is a tool that helps you out with this.
You can ascertain ultimate policy settings by evaluating the Resultant Set of Policies.
Running the Citrix® Group Policy Modeling Wizard
The Citrix Group Policy Modeling Wizard is typically used to model a set of conditions for specific connection scenarios. For example, you may want to model how users who log in remotely over a slow connection connect and the policies that get applied to them. The wizard produces a report with the policies that will be applied to these users.
If you are logged into the XenDesktop controller as well as authenticated against Active Directory and are a domain user, the Citrix Group...
