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If you run GPMC GP Results wizard it will tell you why a
particular GPO was or was not processed for a given user and computer. I would
run that and see what it says. A few things to check:
1. Do you have loopback set on one of the workstation where
this is running?
2. Are security filters on the GPO preventing the user
from reading it?
3. Is Block Inheritance set on the container where the OU
resides?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Harding, Devon Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 2:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Schedueled Tasks script in GPO I see what’s happening
here. Some of my GPO’s are not being processed. I have one other GPO
(Domain Linked) that is not being processed either. I wish there was a way
to diagnose GPO being run. From:
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On Behalf Of Well the
actual script DOES work when run manually. I may indeed need to put some
sort of sleep/wait command before actually running the task
delete. From:
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On Behalf Of Darren
Mar-Elia When the
Scripts CSE runs, it processes each GPO's scripts in the order of GP processing
(LSDOU). Scripts are run asynchronously to the logon process by default. That
means that they are running at the same time that the user logon process is
occurring. For some types of script operations, this is ok. For others, its not.
I think what you need to do is figure out if this script is failing and on which
line its failing. After each operation, I would put the
following: If Err
<> 0 Then Wscript.echo
err.description End
If And then
set GP to tell the script to run visibly so you can see the errors. Or put
pauses in the script after the error is printed. From:
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On Behalf Of I have
other GPO’s with logon scripts and they work fine. In what order are GPO’s
run? From:
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On Behalf Of Darren
Mar-Elia Hmm. You
might want to trap for errors after each operation to see where its failing. It
could be a timing issue, I suppose, but that shouldn't matter for querying WMI.
Assuming your scripts are running asynchronously (the default) maybe try putting
a sleep into the script at the beginning to see if it is a timing issue where
the user environment is not available when the script is running.
From:
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On Behalf Of The script
works with the non-privileged user logged in. Just not through the
GPO. From:
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On Behalf Of Darren
Mar-Elia Does the user
running the job have the privileges to create and modify AT
jobs? From:
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On Behalf Of When I run this script manually, it
works and deletes system created At jobs. But when I place this in a
logon script in GPO, it doesn’t run. Any reason
why? On Error Resume
Next strComputer =
"." Set objWMIService =
GetObject("winmgmts:" _ &
"{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & strComputer &
"\root\cimv2") Set colScheduledTasks =
objWMIService.ExecQuery _ ("Select * from
Win32_ScheduledJob") For Each objTask in
colScheduledTasks intJobID =
objTask.JobID Set objInstance =
objWMIService.Get _
("Win32_ScheduledJob.JobID=" & intJobID)
objInstance.Delete Next Windows
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