Didy
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workstation not running login script
I have been looking at the running of the login scripts and can not see why they are not running when I log in through my normal desktop. It is as if there is no logon server available, but if you do a SET, you see the logon server. I thought that the problem could be this server and did an nltest reset so that the logon server is a different domain controller, but still the same problem.
It is not as if there is an error with the script and I get an error message appearing. I even used a different login script to see if it is a problem with the original script.
I can log into citrix and it runs the login script without a problem
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Didy
dpsebast@uop.com
It is not as if there is an error with the script and I get an error message appearing. I even used a different login script to see if it is a problem with the original script.
I can log into citrix and it runs the login script without a problem
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Didy
dpsebast@uop.com
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Service Pack 4 implements new policies, Windows 2000 Systems with SP4 applied that are located in resource domains will have problems running logon scripts in the Account Domains. Systems located in the same domain as the logon script will not have this problem. Follow these steps to modify the policy causing the problem:
Run gpedit.msc
Click - Local Computer Policy in left pane
Click - Computer Configuration in left pane
Click - Administrative Templates in left pane
Click - System in left pane
Click - Group Policy
Click 'Allow Cross-Forest User Policy and Roaming User Profile in right pane
Click - Enable
Reboot the machine
Log back into Account Domain
Run gpedit.msc
Click - Local Computer Policy in left pane
Click - Computer Configuration in left pane
Click - Administrative Templates in left pane
Click - System in left pane
Click - Group Policy
Click 'Allow Cross-Forest User Policy and Roaming User Profile in right pane
Click - Enable
Reboot the machine
Log back into Account Domain
ASKER
none of the answers were relevant to my problem.
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