Auditing GPO with Powershell -

so there whole variety of cmdlets work gpo in powershell. add gpo audit existing audit script want create folder per gpo object, i.e. based on each gpo name.

essentially run tget-gporeport on gpo's, dump each html report sub folder of gpo audit. i.e. gpo audit\gpo1\gpo1report.html etc.

i assuming need of sort like:

$gpoarray = get-gpo -all -domain "domain.local" 

then create loop:

foreach($gpo in $gpoarray).. 

and run get-gporeport each gpo name in array, query is, how define out name of gpo, like, $gpo.name ?

close. it's $gpo.displayname.

you can use get-member properties , methods of object. since get-gpo returning array of objects representing gpo's, pipe first element get-member:

$gpoarray[0] | get-member