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GPO Not applying
Hi,
I am using server 2008 and having a problem getting a certain GPO to apply.
There is a policy under the (only) domain setting the internet explorer proxy setting to be 192.168.12.1.
There is an OU below that called "Restricted Internet Users". It has a GPO which setsthe proxy to 127.0.0.1. Under "Security Filtering" I have added the group "Restricted Internet users".
When I log in as a user who is a member of that group, my proxy settings are set to 192.168.12.1.
Why doesn't the policy under the OU apply?
Thanks.
I am using server 2008 and having a problem getting a certain GPO to apply.
There is a policy under the (only) domain setting the internet explorer proxy setting to be 192.168.12.1.
There is an OU below that called "Restricted Internet Users". It has a GPO which setsthe proxy to 127.0.0.1. Under "Security Filtering" I have added the group "Restricted Internet users".
When I log in as a user who is a member of that group, my proxy settings are set to 192.168.12.1.
Why doesn't the policy under the OU apply?
Thanks.
I use a similar policy, but mantain the ip address of proxy server and change the port.
This work fine.
Probably loopback address is not supported.
This work fine.
Probably loopback address is not supported.
I'm nor quite sure why you have used security filtering AND created an OU
Things to check:
1. Is the first policy on the domain enforced ? If so then subsequent policies will not override it.
2. Is the policy being applied to the COMPUTER, if so is the Computer account in the restricted OU?
3. Is the policy being applied to USERS, if so is the User account on the restricted OU?
Things to check:
1. Is the first policy on the domain enforced ? If so then subsequent policies will not override it.
2. Is the policy being applied to the COMPUTER, if so is the Computer account in the restricted OU?
3. Is the policy being applied to USERS, if so is the User account on the restricted OU?
ASKER
OK, first I changed the proxy IP to the correct address but with the wrong port as suggested. That setting still doesn't get applied.
I have used security filtering because I want the GPO inside this OU to apply to the members of a certain group?
My OU is called "Restricted Internet Users." The text at the top of the "secuirty Filtering" says that the GPO allplies to the users/computers listed within it - so I removed "Authenticated Suers" from that list and added my "Restricted Users" group.
The user "john" is a member of the group "Restricted Internet Users".
I have checked - none of the GPO's at the domain level have "enforced" set.
I have used security filtering because I want the GPO inside this OU to apply to the members of a certain group?
My OU is called "Restricted Internet Users." The text at the top of the "secuirty Filtering" says that the GPO allplies to the users/computers listed within it - so I removed "Authenticated Suers" from that list and added my "Restricted Users" group.
The user "john" is a member of the group "Restricted Internet Users".
I have checked - none of the GPO's at the domain level have "enforced" set.
ASKER
I attach a screenshot showing what my GPO Manager looks like...
GPO-Setup.jpg
GPO-Setup.jpg
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some issue with solution in EE but they give the solution in windows 2003. any way i may useful to u
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23097402/proxy-settings-not-being-applied-by-group-policy.html
Thanks
Ganesh