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Setup Group policy

This is what I have done
In Active directory I right click on the fold that i want to create the policy, then goto property then Group policy
Then I Created a group policy and configer.

Now what do I do, I cant rember can some one help. Also is there a dos command to force auto refesh of the group policy?
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Hi phitronics,
Ensure that whoever the policy is intended for resides in that container you just set the policy on, has read and apply group policy permissions and the dos prompt is
secedit /refreshpolicy computer_policy or secedit /refreshpolicy user_policy
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I set the presmision to Everyone (read and apply group policy), but the policy does not apply to the users. What am I going wrong?
Are the users in the OU attached to this policy? Do you have access to an xp pro pc linked to the domain?
what is a OU? I am a user that is attached to the policy, and yes I do have a windows XP matchein.
If you where going to say to use GPMC it does not work well for me (should I log in as a admin).
Organisational unit - in active directory users and computers - you can create your own containers as well as the default containers like users and Computers and Domain Controllers. I am going to suggest using the GPMC - but you will need an admin logon -yes. It's by far the best way to troubleshoot group policy application. Are you trying to set policies for users or computers - ie in user configuration or computer configuration? Are you also using the default domain policy?
I'd seriously try the gpmc
yes im using the default polocy and also I added one and its a users configuration
OK I got gpmc to work, if i click on the policy inside the container in the right side there is a colom that says Inherited and they all say no.

How do I acitvate the policy?
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