Setting each workstation's DNS Server to my Internal DNS server did the
trick - thanks for the response!
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> My first suggestion will be to run a gpresult /v on the workstation,
> check what Gpo have been applied and check what scripts have been ran.
>
> Jc
>
> I created a VBS logon script and placed it in
> \\SERVER\SysVol\smi\Policies\{D2B4C418-F349-476F-B8A0-EF97F5DFF5EC}\User
> \Scr
> ipts\Logon
> When I run it manually it does exactly what I need it to do but when I
> log
> on it does not run,
> even though I specified it as a logon script in a Group Policy which is
> assigned to an OU I am a member of.
> However, when I log on to one of the DCs as myself it *does* run!
>
> For now I am cheating by assigning a batch file to myself which then
> calls
> the VBS file but I want to use Group Policies to avoid dealing with
> individuals, and get rid of the unnecessary batch file.
>
> I followed the steps detailed at
> http://www.serverwatch.com/tutorials/article.php/1474241 and I seem to
> be
> doing everything right but maybe there's something else not mentioned.
> Can anyone suggest anything I may be missing?
>
> Thanks,
> Alex
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