P
PDAC
Hello,
I'm trying to use group policy to enable a certain group
of machines to execute a different logoff script to the
rest.
I'm running Win2kServer and Win2kPro. Some Win2kPro
machines have recharcheable cordless mice and users keep
forgetting to put them back on charge after use - I'd like
a popup message to appear during logoff reminding them to
park their mice!
I know there are a lot of other ways to do this but GP
*should* make this easy shouldn't it?
I've created an OU under the domain and moved the client
machines which need this special message under this OU
(the structure is fairly flat otherwise). In this new OU
I have created a GPO which only defines the logoff
script. I know the script works OK because when I out it
into the default domain GPO all machines pop this message
up when any user logs out of any machine.
All of the *default* domain group plicy settings are
correctly applied to all machines, even ones in this new
OU. However the machines in the new OU seem to be
ignoring the User settings>Windows settings>logoff script
setting - no machines pop the message up at all.
I've tried setting "No override" on the GPO in the new OU
but this makes no difference.
Does anyone know what I've done wrong?
Thanks - P.
I'm trying to use group policy to enable a certain group
of machines to execute a different logoff script to the
rest.
I'm running Win2kServer and Win2kPro. Some Win2kPro
machines have recharcheable cordless mice and users keep
forgetting to put them back on charge after use - I'd like
a popup message to appear during logoff reminding them to
park their mice!
I know there are a lot of other ways to do this but GP
*should* make this easy shouldn't it?
I've created an OU under the domain and moved the client
machines which need this special message under this OU
(the structure is fairly flat otherwise). In this new OU
I have created a GPO which only defines the logoff
script. I know the script works OK because when I out it
into the default domain GPO all machines pop this message
up when any user logs out of any machine.
All of the *default* domain group plicy settings are
correctly applied to all machines, even ones in this new
OU. However the machines in the new OU seem to be
ignoring the User settings>Windows settings>logoff script
setting - no machines pop the message up at all.
I've tried setting "No override" on the GPO in the new OU
but this makes no difference.
Does anyone know what I've done wrong?
Thanks - P.