mlimo
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Group Policy Weirdness
Hi,
I am experiencing the following issue on a SBS 2011 deployment.
When i EDIT a group policy, i cannot see all the items i'd expect to.
First image is of my problematic install, second is of a working install
As you can see the following areas are missing
I have looked at various blogs, KB's indicating that i should re-register some DLL's (which i have done), check that any of the ADM files arent missing (the two sites i am checking have the same folder lists)
Does anyone have any ideas?
I am experiencing the following issue on a SBS 2011 deployment.
When i EDIT a group policy, i cannot see all the items i'd expect to.
First image is of my problematic install, second is of a working install
As you can see the following areas are missing
I have looked at various blogs, KB's indicating that i should re-register some DLL's (which i have done), check that any of the ADM files arent missing (the two sites i am checking have the same folder lists)
Does anyone have any ideas?
To resolve the issue,
Right-click the "Administrative Templates" node of either "User Configuration" or "Computer Configuration", choose "View" and "Filtering" from the menu. The "Filtering" windows opens. Uncheck both options at the bottom of the window:
"Only show configured policy settings" and "Only show policy settings that can be fully managed".
The Group Policy Editor should then show all settings from the custom or third party ADM template.
Right-click the "Administrative Templates" node of either "User Configuration" or "Computer Configuration", choose "View" and "Filtering" from the menu. The "Filtering" windows opens. Uncheck both options at the bottom of the window:
"Only show configured policy settings" and "Only show policy settings that can be fully managed".
The Group Policy Editor should then show all settings from the custom or third party ADM template.
ASKER
To cgaliher.
With regards to query 1.
The behavior is consistent in editing any existing GPO's or creating new ones
With regards to query 2.
I have not yet tried this, but I will when I am at the site on monday.
To aadi369
unfortunately it is not a filtering issue either. There is no filter operating, and issue still exists
With regards to query 1.
The behavior is consistent in editing any existing GPO's or creating new ones
With regards to query 2.
I have not yet tried this, but I will when I am at the site on monday.
To aadi369
unfortunately it is not a filtering issue either. There is no filter operating, and issue still exists
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Found a resolution outside the scope of the advice provided
1) maybe the object itself is corrupt. Have you tried creating a new group policy object? Does it exhibit the same behavior?
2) download and install RSAT on a vista or win7 client machine and create a group policy from there. Is the behavior different?