group policy logoff script not working
i have the current logoff script in group policy and its not executing. I am not sure why. i am running windows server 2008 r2. the script id located in the file path
c:\windows\system32\groupp
the script is
echo off
Echo %DATE% - %TIME% %USERNAME% logged out %COMPUTERNAME% >>\\kami-server\userlog\%u
the users have the permission to write in the folder it is designated to. I'm a little lost can someone help?
c:\windows\system32\groupp
the script is
echo off
Echo %DATE% - %TIME% %USERNAME% logged out %COMPUTERNAME% >>\\kami-server\userlog\%u
the users have the permission to write in the folder it is designated to. I'm a little lost can someone help?
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They are under the correct OU right?
Try this
@ECHO OFF
IF EXIST %systemdrive%\progra~1\VAI
EXIT
:LP
IF EXIST %systemdrive%\progra~1\VAI
%logonserver%\sysvol\wurne
:LPMain
Start /w %logonserver%\sysvol\wurne
pause
EXIT
@ECHO OFF
IF EXIST %systemdrive%\progra~1\VAI
EXIT
:LP
IF EXIST %systemdrive%\progra~1\VAI
%logonserver%\sysvol\wurne
:LPMain
Start /w %logonserver%\sysvol\wurne
pause
EXIT
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Oh is the logoff script pointed to c:\windows\system32\groupp
(oops in your case Logoff folder not Logon)
If it still does not work, check the event log on the workstation.
You can also create another "test" logon script and assign it to yourself and see if you get a pop up when you log on the system:
Wscript.Echo "HELLO WORLD!"
If it still does not work, check the event log on the workstation.
You can also create another "test" logon script and assign it to yourself and see if you get a pop up when you log on the system:
Wscript.Echo "HELLO WORLD!"
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@zgiuffria how would i check to see if they are under the correct OU?
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Oh is the logoff script pointed to c:\windows\system32\groupp
@zgiuffria yes, when i go to edit group policy and click on show files, it takes me to the path C:\windows\system32\groupp
@zgiuffria yes, when i go to edit group policy and click on show files, it takes me to the path C:\windows\system32\groupp
First.. is the group policy set under user or under computer?
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@thinkpaper i have placed the logoff.bat file in
\\kami-server\SYSVOL\kamis
i did not see a folder called \{99320-3543-4354GroupPoli
what i see under the polices folder is
\\kamisama.com\SYSVOL\mydo
\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-
\\kami-server\SYSVOL\kamis
i did not see a folder called \{99320-3543-4354GroupPoli
what i see under the polices folder is
\\kamisama.com\SYSVOL\mydo
\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-
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