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Hi all,
I need to get this right: when a slow link is detected, certain group
policies do not run (scripts and software distribution); this
behaviour can however be changed by means of the appropriate group
policy (adm templates, system, group policies I think).
However, how do group policies behave when a computer logs on and
finds no domain controller ? Does GP thinks it is a slow link (because
the ping thing did not answer within a certain time frame ?).
Or scripts simply not run (specifically, startup scripts) because they
are stored in the server sysvol and not cached locally ?
I'm a bit confused...
Thanks!
Bar
I need to get this right: when a slow link is detected, certain group
policies do not run (scripts and software distribution); this
behaviour can however be changed by means of the appropriate group
policy (adm templates, system, group policies I think).
However, how do group policies behave when a computer logs on and
finds no domain controller ? Does GP thinks it is a slow link (because
the ping thing did not answer within a certain time frame ?).
Or scripts simply not run (specifically, startup scripts) because they
are stored in the server sysvol and not cached locally ?
I'm a bit confused...
Thanks!
Bar