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Group Policy
I have a W2K domain with all clients running W2K Professional.
All clients are able to logon to domain
All clients run logon scripts successfully
No network connectivity problems
When I go to the domain controller and set a group policy it fails to affect any of the work stations.
Steps taken so far:
Open Active Directory Users and computers
Right-click on domain or OU (have tried both)
Choose properties
Click on Group Policy Tab
Edit Default Policy or Create new one (have tried both)
Expand User Configuration
Expand Administrative Templates
Click on Desktop
Hide Network Neighbourhood icon on Desktop
Enable this policy
Close Group Policy Window
Click OK
Close Active Directory Users and Computers
Open command prompt
Issue secedit commands to refresh policy user and machine and used the /enforce switch
Restart Server
Restart Workstations
Wait 90 minutes
Still no implementation of policy
Any ideas
TIA
Rodney
All clients are able to logon to domain
All clients run logon scripts successfully
No network connectivity problems
When I go to the domain controller and set a group policy it fails to affect any of the work stations.
Steps taken so far:
Open Active Directory Users and computers
Right-click on domain or OU (have tried both)
Choose properties
Click on Group Policy Tab
Edit Default Policy or Create new one (have tried both)
Expand User Configuration
Expand Administrative Templates
Click on Desktop
Hide Network Neighbourhood icon on Desktop
Enable this policy
Close Group Policy Window
Click OK
Close Active Directory Users and Computers
Open command prompt
Issue secedit commands to refresh policy user and machine and used the /enforce switch
Restart Server
Restart Workstations
Wait 90 minutes
Still no implementation of policy
Any ideas
TIA
Rodney
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Check the properties of the GPO ensure that User Configurations Settings have not been disabled for this GPO, also check that your Users have read and apply permissions over this GPO.
And... many GP settings require 2 reboots of the client machines.. regardless whether you use the 'refresh' command..
Also, run the RSOP against your GPO and see if it will tell you anything:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323276
Also, run the RSOP against your GPO and see if it will tell you anything:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323276
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Thanks for all comments, it was largely a DNS issue.
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