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trdonavan@localhost
I am getting the message "Access is denied. Failed to save \\<domain
name>\Sysvol\<domain
name>\policies\<guid>\Machine\Microsoft\Windows\Windows
NT\SecEdit\GptTmpl.inf. Make sure that you have the right permissions
to this object."
This is a GPO that I plan to use for all workstations for the domain
but it is not linked to anything but a test OU with a single test
machine in it at the moment.
I was editing this on the single Domain Controller for the domain. I
am a member of Domain Admins. I also logged in and attempted an edit
with the original Administrator's account with no luck.
In the GPMC, when I select the GPO and select the Delegate Tab on the
right side of the screen, the Domain Admins was set to "Custom" which I
did not understand. I right-clicked and selected "Edit Settings,
Delete, Modify Security" for Domain Admins but the problem persisted.
When I navigate to c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\<domain name>\policies\ and
view the properties on the various folders with guids as names I notice
that rather than Domain Admins as owner, the owner is the netbios
domain name followed by "Administrators". I believe this is the local
Administrators account after the computer is promoted to DC. Domain
Admins also has full control over all of the guid folders.
I have done a thorough search of all messages in this group mentioning
"Access Denied" and none seem to apply here.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
name>\Sysvol\<domain
name>\policies\<guid>\Machine\Microsoft\Windows\Windows
NT\SecEdit\GptTmpl.inf. Make sure that you have the right permissions
to this object."
This is a GPO that I plan to use for all workstations for the domain
but it is not linked to anything but a test OU with a single test
machine in it at the moment.
I was editing this on the single Domain Controller for the domain. I
am a member of Domain Admins. I also logged in and attempted an edit
with the original Administrator's account with no luck.
In the GPMC, when I select the GPO and select the Delegate Tab on the
right side of the screen, the Domain Admins was set to "Custom" which I
did not understand. I right-clicked and selected "Edit Settings,
Delete, Modify Security" for Domain Admins but the problem persisted.
When I navigate to c:\windows\sysvol\sysvol\<domain name>\policies\ and
view the properties on the various folders with guids as names I notice
that rather than Domain Admins as owner, the owner is the netbios
domain name followed by "Administrators". I believe this is the local
Administrators account after the computer is promoted to DC. Domain
Admins also has full control over all of the guid folders.
I have done a thorough search of all messages in this group mentioning
"Access Denied" and none seem to apply here.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.