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Hi,<br />
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I have 5 client computers that are able to log onto a domain, but are not receiving the GPO that is set to run on all authenticated users. &nbsp;When I type in gpresult on the client machine, I receive the follow output:<br />
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Server: myservername.com<br />
ipaddress: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx<br />
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*** (myservername.domain.com) can't find gpresult: Non-existent domain<br />
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the server name and the ipaddress are correct.<br />
Any ideas?
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Hi,

I have 5 client computers that are able to log onto a domain, but are not receiving the GPO that is set to run on all authenticated users.  When I type in gpresult on the client machine, I receive the follow output:

Server: myservername.com
ipaddress: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

*** (myservername.domain.com) can't find gpresult: Non-existent domain

the server name and the ipaddress are correct.
Any ideas?

gpresult and rsop.msc returns non-existent domain

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