The policies would not push immediately and need to refresh on the relevant
servers... The refresh interval can be set but are usually best left as
default, however you can force a refresh ....after you set the GPO go to
the command console and type secedit /refreshpolicy machine_policy /enforce
... this will enforce the change to your machine policy. Replace m
achine_policy with user_policy to force the user side of things.
BR
Robert Rutherford
"Huntington, Debra D."
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I have setup a test lab to work on our AD design. We are planning to go to
AD in the "near" future. Due to the number of legacy programs we currently
have our users in the Power User group on their local Win2000 box. To get
away from that I am testing the compatws security template in the lab.
What I'm finding is that the template is not going out to the workstations.
The policy is in an OU and the computers are in an OU under it. I have put
the computers in a group and given them permissions to the policy.
Just for fun, I setup a second policy for users, removing the Run key from
the start menu. That one's doesn't go out either. Works on the local box.
I've checked and double checked the permissions.
Anyone have any suggestions on where I should look next?
Thanks,
Debra
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