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We are having a problem... We had some NTFRS problems recently, and we are getting those things under control. While it was going on, however, the Sysvol for our school has grown from 33MB to 3GB in two weeks, with no
change in our staff, and no change in our group policies.

The sysvol used to contain a few folders with "policies" and "scripts". Now it contains 183 "policies" folders ranging from just a plain "policies" to "policies_NTFRS_0074ab3_NTFRS_00xxxxxx" and 8 different "scripts"folders that have the same "_NTFRS_xxxxx" stuff on them.
Our dilemma is this,,,, which ones can we get rid of? I know that all of them are not necessary. What happens is the size of the sysvol slows down and stops the file replication through the staging area, and the problem causes itself to get worse... Anyone out there run into this before?

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Christopher S. Walker
IS Director
Role Models America, Inc.