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Group Policy and content advisor applied to one user - applies to ALL?

Asked by nickymo in Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP Operating System, Active Directory

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AD 2003 - XP SP2 Client
I created a group policy (only the user configuration is activated) with content advisor to allow access to one web site, everything seems to work okay. The problem is when another user logs onto the same machine as the restricted user it applies content advisor restrictions to that user as well?

I have used the GPMC to check the resultant policies applied to the non restricted user and the restricted policy had not been applied.

Also the restricted GPO is applied to a different ou to the standard user.

Help ;(
Nick
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Zones: Windows 2003 Server, Windows XP Operating System, Active Directory
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