Carl
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Group Policy Preferences, Drive maps and Remote Desktop Services
Hi,
We are currently running RDS on 2008 and are having issues with GPP drive maps. Basically we have policy that applies fine for users on first log in, but the issue is we have some Generic logins. so for example when ABCAdmin logs in initially drives are mapped. However if another user logs in as ABCAdmin on the same server it seems to log in much quicker without applying the policy. its as if its not running it again becasue the user is 'already' logged in. no errors in event viewer..
Can anyone offer any advice?
I have tried the 'Process even if the gropup policy has not changed option', swapped replace and update around as well as the re-connect option.
What are we missing?
Thanks
We are currently running RDS on 2008 and are having issues with GPP drive maps. Basically we have policy that applies fine for users on first log in, but the issue is we have some Generic logins. so for example when ABCAdmin logs in initially drives are mapped. However if another user logs in as ABCAdmin on the same server it seems to log in much quicker without applying the policy. its as if its not running it again becasue the user is 'already' logged in. no errors in event viewer..
Can anyone offer any advice?
I have tried the 'Process even if the gropup policy has not changed option', swapped replace and update around as well as the re-connect option.
What are we missing?
Thanks
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No response from user, but all the provided answers had correct information.
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I appreciate and understand both comments but still need to find a resolution for this. is there no way to force policy to apply each time?