G
Grey Ash
Hullo all . .
I have a small network consisting of a Windows 2000 server and ten XP
machines. I recently promoted the server to an AD with the appropriate DNS
server installed. Everything is working fine except for my being able to
access the GPOs on my client machine. I can edit the GPOs directly on the
server fine so I know it's not an authentication issue since I'm logging on
as the same user. I checked the KB article about missing folders and found
that my folder structure is intact and valid and as I said before I can edit
the GPOs fine directly on the machine. However, I still get the:
"GROUP POLICY ERROR - Failed to open the Group
Policy Object. You may not have appropriate rights.
Details: The system connot find the path specified."
error whenever I try editing any of the GPOs including the default domain
policy. The error occurs when I use the GPMC as well as the FAZAM 2000 RVF
program. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. -G.
I have a small network consisting of a Windows 2000 server and ten XP
machines. I recently promoted the server to an AD with the appropriate DNS
server installed. Everything is working fine except for my being able to
access the GPOs on my client machine. I can edit the GPOs directly on the
server fine so I know it's not an authentication issue since I'm logging on
as the same user. I checked the KB article about missing folders and found
that my folder structure is intact and valid and as I said before I can edit
the GPOs fine directly on the machine. However, I still get the:
"GROUP POLICY ERROR - Failed to open the Group
Policy Object. You may not have appropriate rights.
Details: The system connot find the path specified."
error whenever I try editing any of the GPOs including the default domain
policy. The error occurs when I use the GPMC as well as the FAZAM 2000 RVF
program. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. -G.