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MS
We have 2 policies in use for machines, 1 for laptops (=firewall is
enabled), 1 for workstations (=firewall is disabled).
I've got several laptops that aren't using the settings defined with GP. The
clients are running XP + SP2 with all the hotfixes, and the servers are
running 2003 + SP1 (+ all the hotfixes).
About 80% of the laptops work fine (=get the correct settings from the
server, =enabled), but the rest don't seem to care about GP at all.
Using "gpresult" from command line on client I can see that the correct
policy is listed on Computer Settings / "Applied Group Policy Objects", but
still firewall says "using your non-domain settings" and I have to manually
configure it.
Running "gpupdate" doesn't help.
All laptops are members in the same OU in AD.
Any ideas?
enabled), 1 for workstations (=firewall is disabled).
I've got several laptops that aren't using the settings defined with GP. The
clients are running XP + SP2 with all the hotfixes, and the servers are
running 2003 + SP1 (+ all the hotfixes).
About 80% of the laptops work fine (=get the correct settings from the
server, =enabled), but the rest don't seem to care about GP at all.
Using "gpresult" from command line on client I can see that the correct
policy is listed on Computer Settings / "Applied Group Policy Objects", but
still firewall says "using your non-domain settings" and I have to manually
configure it.
Running "gpupdate" doesn't help.
All laptops are members in the same OU in AD.
Any ideas?