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For a week now i have been trying to diagnose the cause of ineffective group policy on a windows 2000 Proffessional client that is part of the Network of two servers running windows 2000 advanced server.I have created a goup policy that for an OU and put 4 users in that container.I have made sure that The No override option is selection on the OU policy.Just to test the policy,i have removed the Network places from the desktop using the OU policy.When i log on the Workstation,the group policy does not take effect even after using the secedit/refreshpolicy USER_POLICY command to refresh the settings.I have even checked the local policy but all in vain.Who know what could be cuasing this problem?
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by bfilmfan
Is it a user policy setting or a machine policy setting which you are trying to enforce?
If it is a machine policy, you will need to place the systems in that OU also.
Just as a truly strange thought, you did link the policy to the OU didn't you?
by bfilmfan
Is it a user policy setting or a machine policy setting which you are trying to enforce?
If it is a machine policy, you will need to place the systems in that OU also.
Just as a truly strange thought, you did link the policy to the OU didn't you?
by nz_justice
run rsop on your server info here
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;323276
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