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OK here is I am new to all of this and I think I've made a big mistake. The
reason I ran the tool was to recreate the policy, the policy was disabled
for some reason and no one could tell me why so I wanted to get back to the
default policy settings.
I've been working here for a short while and the domain is a mess. File
replication does not work so I have to copy policies I create from one
controller to another,. (It's a long story) My policies where working until
I ran the tool. the IT guy before me was a little bit of a 'cowboy' I am
not in work until Monday so will not be able to look in the event log until
then . I will also have a look at your suggestions
wayne
Buz said:
Why did you run the tool in the first place? What
was/is the orginal
problem
that you were trying to fix? Could you provide the exact errors that you
recieve when trying to create polices. Also are there
userenv 1000 errors
in
event viewer that reference your polices and if so can
you provide the
exact
errors you are seeing.
Finally verify that your sysvol directory is shared and take a look at
\\yourdomainanme\sysvol from any machine that is not recieving polices and
let us know what is in there.
Buz Brodin
MCSE NT4 / Win2K
Microsoft Enterprise Domain Support
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