Group Policy - inaccessible.. why?
Ok I created a new GPO at the Domain level, linked it to the Workstation ou (since all domain workstation are in this OU). In the scope security filtering I specified only myself. This GPO only has computer settings within, so the user configuration is disabled, the link is enabled and enforced.
I gpupdate /force on my local machine (where I am logging into using the same account specified in the Security Filtering), then run a gpresults /h "filename". This GPO in question is not applied and is instead listed as Denied with the reason "inaccessible".
Ok what am I doing wrong here? It's linked to the machine OU, filtering only to include my domain account and the GPO only consists of Computer Configuration. I'm pulling what little hair I have left out on this...
Thanks!
I gpupdate /force on my local machine (where I am logging into using the same account specified in the Security Filtering), then run a gpresults /h "filename". This GPO in question is not applied and is instead listed as Denied with the reason "inaccessible".
Ok what am I doing wrong here? It's linked to the machine OU, filtering only to include my domain account and the GPO only consists of Computer Configuration. I'm pulling what little hair I have left out on this...
Thanks!
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but in your security filtering you removed the workstation in essence when you removed authenticated users and only added your user object.
Yup, you can't security filter a user when it is a computer based policy. Only if you make it a user based policy.
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Gotcha.. feel like a tard now ;p Had it all mixed up in my head.
Thanks guys!!
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