tucktech
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GPO Access denied in AD
Hello, I have a windows 2008 SBS server and I get GPO Access Denied wihen I try to open the group policy. I am logged in as the Domain Administrator.
When I am in the GPO application I can see the delegation and it looks like all the other GPOs that I can access. It shows Domain Admins as FULL control
I used dsacls to give access to domain admins and enterprise domains
What else can I do to get access?
When I am in the GPO application I can see the delegation and it looks like all the other GPOs that I can access. It shows Domain Admins as FULL control
I used dsacls to give access to domain admins and enterprise domains
What else can I do to get access?
ASKER
see upload....
gpreporta.html
gpreporta.html
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Do you use security filtering in GPO's?
Do you use security filtering in GPO's?
ASKER
sAMAccountName, run "what" from powershell?
hopeleonie, did you see attachment I sent?
hopeleonie, did you see attachment I sent?
@tucktech
Yes and we see:
Access Denied (Security Filtering)
Do you want it so?
Yes and we see:
Access Denied (Security Filtering)
Do you want it so?
ASKER
no, I don't believe so... I want to get access through domain administrator and I want the policies to apply some should be filtered (If I am understanding correctly not applied to every system) but I should have access to make changes.
Check Security Filtering in the following GPO's:
- Update Services Server Computers Policy
- Update Services Client Computers Policy
- Windows SBS User Policy
http://tutorial.programming4.us/image/1103/Elements%20of%20Group%20Policy_5.jpg
Also check WMI Filtering in the following GPO's:
- Windows SBS CSE Policy
https://robertpearman.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/44.png
- Update Services Server Computers Policy
- Update Services Client Computers Policy
- Windows SBS User Policy
http://tutorial.programming4.us/image/1103/Elements%20of%20Group%20Policy_5.jpg
Also check WMI Filtering in the following GPO's:
- Windows SBS CSE Policy
https://robertpearman.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/44.png
ASKER
Hello hopeleonie,
Here is what I have under the Security Filtering Sections:
Update Services Server Computers Policy
- Servers listed
- Update Services Client Computers Policy
- Security filtering for Authenticated Users and a lot of computers listed...
- Windows SBS User Policy
- specific user (administrator ID that is not used)
Here is what I have under the Security Filtering Sections:
Update Services Server Computers Policy
- Servers listed
- Update Services Client Computers Policy
- Security filtering for Authenticated Users and a lot of computers listed...
- Windows SBS User Policy
- specific user (administrator ID that is not used)
ASKER
Oh..
- Windows SBS User Policy
shows "Windows SBS Client", under the WMI Filtering
When I click on the button in the WMI Filtering section it shows
Windows SBS CSE Policy
Windows SBS User Policy
- Windows SBS User Policy
shows "Windows SBS Client", under the WMI Filtering
When I click on the button in the WMI Filtering section it shows
Windows SBS CSE Policy
Windows SBS User Policy
ASKER
I right clicked on Group Policy Management and "ran as administrator" and I had access. Yahoo!
@tucktech:
Sorry for not being clearer on my suggestion. I just saw you had asked for clarification. Glad you found a solution!
Sorry for not being clearer on my suggestion. I just saw you had asked for clarification. Glad you found a solution!
Can you upload gpreport.html for us?
Or you can't open Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)? I think you also installed MS16-072 \ KB3163622?
Note by default that the “Authenticated Users” must have “Read” and “Apply Group Policy” on all Group Policy Objects in an Active Directory Domain.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/askds/2016/06/22/deploying-group-policy-security-update-ms16-072-kb3163622/