Hello Johnny, you can use the loopback in replace mode which should do the trick (then a user gpo should be in the OU, even if empty)
Friday, April 7, 2006, 5:38:20 PM, you wrote: FJ> We have a GPO in place for all users to do Folder Redirection of My FJ> Documents. We are experiencing problems with long delays during this FJ> process when users connect to a Citrix Server. This started with 2003 FJ> SP1 (there is a "potential" hot fix from MS, but we are not crazy about FJ> it) FJ> The real question is that I am not finding a way to not apply that GPO FJ> when our users connect to the Citrix servers. Here is what I mean: FJ> A) Typically you can counteract a GPO applied above with a GPO that FJ> disables that same function, like we did recently with Screen Saver FJ> settings. But, Folder redirection of My Documents can not be "disabled", FJ> it is just "not configured" or Configured and pointing to the FJ> redirection location. FJ> B) There are no GPOs applied to the Terminal Server or Citrix Servers FJ> OUs, but do not want to Block inheritance of GPOs (not best practices FJ> because it is hard to troubleshoot and I am not even sure it is an FJ> option in this case). The Folder Redirection GPO is applied to the USERS FJ> OU and sub OUs based on AD Group membership. FJ> C) Loopback processing seems to be the reverse of what I am trying to FJ> do. Unless I am just not getting it. FJ> Any other ideas? FJ> Thanks FJ> Johnny Figueroa FJ> Enterprise Network Consultant/Integrator FJ> Network Services Banner Health Voice (602) FJ> 495-4195 Fax (602) 495-4406 FJ> List info : http://www.activedir.org/List.aspx List FAQ : http://www.activedir.org/ListFAQ.aspx List archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/activedir%40mail.activedir.org/
