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We have upgrade a good chunk of Windows 2000 SP3 servers and
workstations to the latest MS Hot Fix MS03-045. Since then we are
receiving the following errors in the event log....
Windows cannot do loopback processing when the computer is joined to a
downlevel domain or is a member of a workgroup. Loopback processing
will be disabled.
&
The logged on user's forest is different from the machine's forest.
Cross Forest Group Policy processing is disabled and loopback
processing has been enforced in this forest for this user account.
Our machines are located in NT4 resource domains while our users are
in a Mixed mode AD across 2000 and 2003 servers. ( We are taking about
40 0r 50)
All signs point to this being an issue with W2K SP4 but since all
machines are SP3 I can not find a fix. I wish it was as easy as the
tech notes on enabling
cross-forest user policies in GRP.
Has anyone seen this? Is there a way to resolve this without backing
off the Hot Fix(Which we have done and the error goes away and speed
returns to the server)?
Thanks for the help.
workstations to the latest MS Hot Fix MS03-045. Since then we are
receiving the following errors in the event log....
Windows cannot do loopback processing when the computer is joined to a
downlevel domain or is a member of a workgroup. Loopback processing
will be disabled.
&
The logged on user's forest is different from the machine's forest.
Cross Forest Group Policy processing is disabled and loopback
processing has been enforced in this forest for this user account.
Our machines are located in NT4 resource domains while our users are
in a Mixed mode AD across 2000 and 2003 servers. ( We are taking about
40 0r 50)
All signs point to this being an issue with W2K SP4 but since all
machines are SP3 I can not find a fix. I wish it was as easy as the
tech notes on enabling
cross-forest user policies in GRP.
Has anyone seen this? Is there a way to resolve this without backing
off the Hot Fix(Which we have done and the error goes away and speed
returns to the server)?
Thanks for the help.