Conflicting Policies?

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BugginOuT

Hello...

When I run the "Gpresult" command from various workstations in my
Telemarketing Group, I've noticed that there are 2 types of policy being
applied, one being the Local Policy and one from the Telemarketing Policy.

The Local Policy is listing first, followed by the Telemarketing Policy, is
there a way to delete or move the Local Policy, and make the Telemarketing
Policy as primary?

Thanks.
 
bugginout said:
Hello...

When I run the "Gpresult" command from various workstations in
my
Telemarketing Group, I've noticed that there are 2 types of
policy being
applied, one being the Local Policy and one from the
Telemarketing Policy.

The Local Policy is listing first, followed by the
Telemarketing Policy, is
there a way to delete or move the Local Policy, and make the
Telemarketing
Policy as primary?

Thanks.
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Hi,

The local policy is listed first because it is processed first which
means it it can be overridden by any GP’s at the Domain level.

This is the design. The policy listed last is the one that always wins
in a conflict (with the exception of no override)

Cheers,

Lara
 
Oh.....K

Thanks.


lforbes said:
Hi,

The local policy is listed first because it is processed first which
means it it can be overridden by any GP's at the Domain level.

This is the design. The policy listed last is the one that always wins
in a conflict (with the exception of no override)

Cheers,

Lara

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