Windows server 2012 bpa results

Result [] Impact : If Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration is not enabled for the Administrators, your server and Internet Explorer have increased exposure to malicious attacks that can occur through Web content and application scripts. Open Server Manager on server, and then click Local Server. Impact : If Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration is not enabled for the Users group, your server and Internet Explorer have increased exposure to malicious attacks that can occur through Web content and application scripts.

Open Server Manager, and then click Local Server. Sunday, February 22, PM. It seems to be a BUG. Tuesday, March 3, AM. Wednesday, February 25, AM. Wednesday, February 25, PM. Thursday, February 26, AM. Friday, February 27, AM. To check detailed message, you have always to go to the BAP section of the specific role tab Well I've yet to see anything in any of the BPA Results displays, but I can confirm that that section is empty, as per this screenshot: Please check if your set the right filter condition I cleared the filter conditions, and also checked that there were no matches when I selected 'Excluded Results' as the filter.

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Any additional feedback? Module: BestPractices. Specifies the target computer from which to retrieve BPA results. Filters the type of result to return. Identifies the model from which results need to be obtained. Enter one of the following commands to start the BPA scan for a specific role.

For multiple roles, separate model IDs with commas. You can also start a scan on a specific role from the results of step 3 by piping the results of the Get-BPAmodel cmdlet into the Invoke-BPAmodel cmdlet as shown in the following example.

Running this cmdlet without specifying a model ID pipes all models that are returned by the Get-BPAmodel cmdlet into the Invoke-BPAmodel cmdlet, starting scans on all models that are available on servers that have been added to the Server Manager server pool. Open a Windows PowerShell session with elevated user rights, if one is not already open. See the preceding procedure for instructions. When the scan is complete, Windows PowerShell returns results similar to the following, for each role that was scanned.

When you select a result in the tile, a preview pane in the tile displays result properties, including an indication of whether the role is compliant with the associated best practice. If a result is not compliant, and you want to know how to resolve the problems described in the result properties, hyperlinks in error and warning result properties open detailed resolution help topics on the Windows Server TechCenter.

BPA scan results are not automatically saved or archived. Running a new scan on a model or submodel overwrites the results of the last scan.

Results can be included again at any time. When you exclude results, they are also excluded from view on managed servers. Other administrators cannot see excluded results on managed servers. To exclude results from view in a local Server Manager console only, create a custom query instead of using the Exclude Result command. The Exclude setting is persistent; results that you exclude remain excluded in future scans of the same model on the same computer, unless they are included again.

As in the Best Practices Analyzer tile in Server Manager, you can exclude individual result objects, or you can also exclude a set of results whose fields category, title, and severity, for example are equal to or contain specified values.

For example, you can exclude all Performance results from a set of scan results for a model. In the Best Practices Analyzer tile for the role or server group, right-click a result in the list, and then click Exclude Result. To view excluded results in the GUI, run the built-in Excluded results query. Click Saved Search Queries , and then click Excluded results.

After running the Excluded results query, note that the tile subheading text, a description of the results that are displayed in the list, changes to Excluded results. Only excluded results are displayed in the list. For example, you can exclude all Performance results from a set of scan results for a model. In the Best Practices Analyzer tile for the role or server group, right-click a result in the list, and then click Exclude Result.

To view excluded results in the GUI, run the built-in Excluded results query. Click Saved Search Queries , and then click Excluded results. After running the Excluded results query, note that the tile subheading text, a description of the results that are displayed in the list, changes to Excluded results.

Only excluded results are displayed in the list. The second section of the command filters the results of the Get-BPAResult cmdlet to retrieve only those scan results for which the value for a result field, represented by Field Name , matches the text in quotation marks. The final section of the command, following the second pipe character, excludes the results that are filtered by the previous section of the cmdlet.

When you want to view scan results that were excluded, you can include those scan results. The Include setting is persistent; included results remain included in future scans of the same model on the same computer. In the Best Practices Analyzer tile for the role or server group, right-click an excluded result in the Excluded results query list, and then click Include Result. The result is no longer displayed in the list of excluded results.

Clear the query by clicking Clear All to view the included result in the list of all included results. Include specific results from a model scan by typing the following command, and then pressing Enter.

The second part of the command, after the first pipe character filters the results of the Get-BPAResult cmdlet to retrieve only those scan results for which the value of the result field, represented by Field Name , matches the text in quotation marks. The final part of the command, after the second pipe character, includes results that are filtered by the second part of the cmdlet, by setting the value of the -Exclude parameter to false. To view and manage scan results by using Windows PowerShell cmdlets, see the following procedures.

Before you can use any of the following procedures, run at least one BPA scan on at least one model or submodel. Get the results of the most recent scan for a specified model ID. Type the following, in which the model is represented by Model ID , and then press Enter. You can get results for multiple model IDs by separating the model IDs with commas.