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9.3

Group policy nightmare windows 2003 SBS

Asked by charles18602 in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: Windows xp workstations

Here is my problem.  We put in a new sbs server their old one was to small/old.  In doing so all of the workstations were removed from their old domain and added to the new domain.  1 of their old group policy's from the old domain still seems to be there, i think i got to creative and tried to fix it by first making a group policy to do the same thing on the new domain and then disable it, It worked on some of the Pc's but not all of them.  The whole thing is Offline files.  I want to disable them for 5 Pc's and only keep them for 2 laptops, I just can't figure it out.  I moved the users and their Pc's to a ou under the my small business server computer and users folders. ( I made new ou's under the main users and computers ou's and applied my new policy to those i want to keep and disabled it at the level above.   made by policy enforced for those 2 users and computers.  t this point i am ready to try anything.   only have 7 users and 7 pc's so i can visit each one and do whatever i need to get this working.  Also is there a way to customize what does get synced for the two i want, one of the users get some errors sometimes not always that it can't copy some files.  The files that error out i don't care about anyway.
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