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Replication seems to work for the most part fine but does give errors related to the same IP security issue in <i>Repadmin /showrepl</i>.<br />
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By corrupt sysvol do you mean like extensions adm/admx files group policy uses?
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Replication seems to work for the most part fine but does give errors related to the same IP security issue in Repadmin /showrepl.

By corrupt sysvol do you mean like extensions adm/admx files group policy uses?

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I am showing this error in all my domain controllers (mix of 2008 R2 and 2012 R2, functioning at 2008 R2 level) when I run rsop.msc or gpupdate: <br />
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&quot;IP Security failed due to an error and failed to log Resultant Set of Policy information.<br />
The policy object does not exist.&quot;<br />
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Here's GPO gui screenshot: <br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/06_w24/918602/ipsecurity-gpo.png" target="_blank" title="Ipsecurity (15 KB)"><img alt="Ipsecurity" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/06_w24/800_918602/ipsecurity-gpo.png" /></a><br />
How can I trace which GPO is causing that?<br />
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Rsop.msc takes a long time to get resultant as well upon launching it and I think this may be causing that.
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I am showing this error in all my domain controllers (mix of 2008 R2 and 2012 R2, functioning at 2008 R2 level) when I run rsop.msc or gpupdate: 

"IP Security failed due to an error and failed to log Resultant Set of Policy information.
The policy object does not exist."

Here's GPO gui screenshot: 


How can I trace which GPO is causing that?

Rsop.msc takes a long time to get resultant as well upon launching it and I think this may be causing that.

GPO - IP Security failed due to an error and failed to log Resultant Set of Policy information. The policy object does not exist.

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