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There should be a Group Policy Management Console under Administrative Tools.
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There should be a Group Policy Management Console under Administrative Tools.

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Some background...I did this on a 2003 server to deploy a software agent.<br />
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1- went to admin tools<br />
2- group policy<br />
3- added my agent<br />
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after that the directions tell me to go to active directory users and computers, domain, properties, group policy tab. I did that in server 2003 with no problems...the group policy tab was there.<br />

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Some background...I did this on a 2003 server to deploy a software agent.

1- went to admin tools
2- group policy
3- added my agent

after that the directions tell me to go to active directory users and computers, domain, properties, group policy tab. I did that in server 2003 with no problems...the group policy tab was there.


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server 2008 R2 standard...no group policy tab on active directory users and computers
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server 2008 R2 standard...no group policy tab on active directory users and computers

no group policy tab on active directory users and computers

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