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It should show that it's filtered out for the COMPUTER configuration, but is applied for the USER config. &nbsp;Double-check that depending on which configuration you applied the settings. &nbsp;We'll go from there.
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It should show that it's filtered out for the COMPUTER configuration, but is applied for the USER config.  Double-check that depending on which configuration you applied the settings.  We'll go from there.

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&lt;&lt;&lt;Double-check that depending on which configuration you applied the settings. &nbsp;We'll go from there.&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;<br />
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I said in user configuration.
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<<<Double-check that depending on which configuration you applied the settings.  We'll go from there.>>>>

I said in user configuration.

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you are right it's filtered out in Computer settings, but in user settings it's not showing up
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you are right it's filtered out in Computer settings, but in user settings it's not showing up

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I fixed it, I didn't have the user under the OU where the GPO is applied to. Though in the filter there is autheticated users.
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I fixed it, I didn't have the user under the OU where the GPO is applied to. Though in the filter there is autheticated users.

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when the authenticated users are under security filtering, does that mean GPO will apply to all of them?<br />
Or do I have to put the user under the OU to which &nbsp;the GPO is applied to?
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when the authenticated users are under security filtering, does that mean GPO will apply to all of them?
Or do I have to put the user under the OU to which  the GPO is applied to?

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I have applied a GPO for users (user setting) that disables the exchange cached mode in their MSOutlook 2007.<br />
The Gpo doesn't get applied. when I run the GPRESULT it shows that the GPO wasn't applied because it was filtered out.<br />
I checked the authenticated users in the default domain policy and they have read permission applied.<br />
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any idea?<br />
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thanks
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I have applied a GPO for users (user setting) that disables the exchange cached mode in their MSOutlook 2007.
The Gpo doesn't get applied. when I run the GPRESULT it shows that the GPO wasn't applied because it was filtered out.
I checked the authenticated users in the default domain policy and they have read permission applied.

any idea?

thanks

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