First, I have to say that I can’t believe there is not a specific “Active Directory” or “Windows 2000” server section here for questions. But, having said that here’s my question:
I have applied a “Default Domain Group Policy” (AD Native Mode) at the domain level and have enabled a logon script at the user-config\windows settings\scripts
level within this GPO.
I have a half-dozen OUs in the domain. I am wondering why, after creating this GPO, that it does not show up in any of the underlying
OU “Group Policy Object Links”. The Default Doman Policy appears to be working for all the underlying OUs, without seeing it listed in each OU’s “Group Policy Object Links”, but it seems like it should be included in the list for management purposes. I know that I can manually create a links to this policy from each of the OUs, but am wondering if this is necessary
since it seems to be working. If this were a large organization it would be lots of extra work to manually create this link it each OU.
Ideally it would be displayed by default, since it appears to working for each of the domains OUs.
Any insight would be appreciated.