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The following entry in the [string] section is too long... How do i fix this so GP works?

Asked by Donald_Gibson in Active Directory

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We have two DC's and both are on Windows 2000 sp4 machines.  When I try to access the Group Policy on either machine to view the default domain policy I get the following error:

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The following entry in the [string] section is too long and has been truncated.
The settings in this zone apply only if the Internet Zone is in 'lockdown' mode, such as when the Network Protocol Lockdown security feature is in effect.  If the zone is locked down, these URL actions settings do not override the standard Internet Zone settings, but are compared against them.  If the settings for the URL action in the two zones are the same, then that setting is use.... etc ( it cuts off there).
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When I log on the machine and go to the C drive and from there I venture in the WINNT and click sysvol.  Form the SYSVOL folder I have a sysvol folder in the sysvol folder and that sysvol folder is shared and has the "allow inheritable permissions from parent to propagate to this object." There is a checkmark on that folder on the C:\WINNT\SYSVOL\SYSVOL but that sysvol folder is in another sysvol folder that has the checkmark deselected.

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