Group policy parsing error with windows 2008 SP2 and windows 2012 DC
We are currently running a Windows 2008 SP2 Domain Controller & Windows 2012 Domain Controller. When we observe the administrative template from windows 2008 SP DC below is the output from gpmc.msc
We are currently running a Windows 2008 SP2 Domain Controller & my co-worker added the Windows 7 Templates to Group Policy but now we are getting errors & seems as things are not applying correcting. See Error Below:
Expected one of the following possible element(s), <text>, <decimalTextBox>, <textBox>, <checkBox>, <comboBox>, <dropdownList>, <listBox>, but found <multiTextBox> instead. File \\ocdom.gov\sysvol\ocdom.g
Encountered an unknown error while parsing (error = 0x87400001): -2025848831 (0x87400001) File \\ocdom.gov\sysvol\ocdom.g
And when view from 2012 DC following the output:
Policy definition (ADMX files) retrived from the central store. I can see the policy setting configured for the GPO.
But the policy setting are not getting applied to the server. Any advice on how to sort and correct the issue would be thankful.
We are currently running a Windows 2008 SP2 Domain Controller & my co-worker added the Windows 7 Templates to Group Policy but now we are getting errors & seems as things are not applying correcting. See Error Below:
Expected one of the following possible element(s), <text>, <decimalTextBox>, <textBox>, <checkBox>, <comboBox>, <dropdownList>, <listBox>, but found <multiTextBox> instead. File \\ocdom.gov\sysvol\ocdom.g
Encountered an unknown error while parsing (error = 0x87400001): -2025848831 (0x87400001) File \\ocdom.gov\sysvol\ocdom.g
And when view from 2012 DC following the output:
Policy definition (ADMX files) retrived from the central store. I can see the policy setting configured for the GPO.
But the policy setting are not getting applied to the server. Any advice on how to sort and correct the issue would be thankful.
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Hi Mahesh,
Thanks. I have tried creating a policy from 2012, but I still see the policy setting is not getting applied.
I observed under User configuration - Administrative Templates is not working.
Thanks. I have tried creating a policy from 2012, but I still see the policy setting is not getting applied.
I observed under User configuration - Administrative Templates is not working.
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If you are able to see it from 2012 DC, then make GPO changes on 2012 DC and see if its applying effectively on required user / computer (win7 example)