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Ilann
can we apply a gpo to a security group?
--Ilann
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Norbert Fehlauer [MVP]
Ilann wrote:
Hi,
No, though you can apply securtity filter through security groups.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/220822/en-us
Bye
Norbert
Hi,
can we apply a gpo to a security group?
No, though you can apply securtity filter through security groups.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/220822/en-us
Bye
Norbert
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Ilann
if I link the gpo to the domain directly can I filter through security
groups?
--Ilann
groups?
--Ilann
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Norbert Fehlauer [MVP]
Ilann said:if I link the gpo to the domain directly can I filter through security
groups?
Yes you can, but I wouldn't suggest linking to domainlevel.
Bye
Norbert
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Ilann
when I create a security group and I put a username in the group, then I run
whoami from the client machine, and the group doesn't show up in the list of
the groups,
I used whoami /groups /all
I created a gpo that just disables the screen saver for the user.That's the
only setting.
I created a group I want to apply the gpo to. I put one user in that group
The gpo is linked to domain level
when I run rsop on the client computer, I get a message saying that the gpo
has been denied for security filtering, I checked the read, apply group
policy checkboxes for the security group,
any idea?
--Ilann
whoami from the client machine, and the group doesn't show up in the list of
the groups,
I used whoami /groups /all
I created a gpo that just disables the screen saver for the user.That's the
only setting.
I created a group I want to apply the gpo to. I put one user in that group
The gpo is linked to domain level
when I run rsop on the client computer, I get a message saying that the gpo
has been denied for security filtering, I checked the read, apply group
policy checkboxes for the security group,
any idea?
--Ilann
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Norbert Fehlauer [MVP]
Ilann said:when I create a security group and I put a username in the group,
then I run whoami from the client machine, and the group doesn't show
up in the list of the groups,
Did you re-login after you applied the groupmembership to the user?
I created a gpo that just disables the screen saver for the
user.That's the only setting.
Than why would you put this gpo at domain level?
I created a group I want to apply the gpo to. I put one user in that
group The gpo is linked to domain level
Did you check "apply gpo" to that group?
Bye
Norbert
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Ilann
rebooting the client solved everything,
isn't there any command line for a client to get active directory updates?
Thanks for your help
--Ilann
isn't there any command line for a client to get active directory updates?
Thanks for your help
--Ilann
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Norbert Fehlauer [MVP]
Ilann wrote:
Hi,
Sure.
XP:gpupdate /force
W2k: secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy /enforce & secedit /refreshpolicy
user_policy /enforce
There are some settings that get only applied on reboot.
Bye
Norbert
Hi,
isn't there any command line for a client to get active directory
updates?
Sure.
XP:gpupdate /force
W2k: secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy /enforce & secedit /refreshpolicy
user_policy /enforce
There are some settings that get only applied on reboot.
Bye
Norbert
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eric hela
at command prompt type: gpupdate /?
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Eric Hela
rgds
Eric Hela
Ilann said:rebooting the client solved everything,
isn't there any command line for a client to get active directory updates?
Thanks for your help
--Ilann