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GPO Not showing up in RSOP when the computer is in a certain OU
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nonsparker
2010-03-15 18:33:44 UTC
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Ok this is kind of difficult to explain but I will try.
I have computer X in an OU called Workstations with a GPO called "Base
Workstation Policy" linked to it. I have User Y in a OU call Staff.
the staff OU has a GPO Called "Staff User Policy" linked to it. when
User Y logs into Workstation X the "Staff User Policy" does not get
applied, nor does it show up in RSOP. If I move computer X out of the
Workstations OU, and have User Y log in the policy gets applied.
I can not find a setting in the "Base Workstation Policy" that would
prevent the "Staff User Policy" from being applied. The "Staff User
Policy" does not show up in the RSOP under filtered. These OUs are at
the same level in the tree, (there are not inside of each other.


Any help would be appreciated.
Rockn
2010-04-18 16:55:50 UTC
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Have you run Group Policy Results in gpma.msc against the logged on user? It
will show you what policies are applied as well as the winning GPO in case
of conflicting GPO's from a higher level.
Post by nonsparker
Ok this is kind of difficult to explain but I will try.
I have computer X in an OU called Workstations with a GPO called "Base
Workstation Policy" linked to it. I have User Y in a OU call Staff.
the staff OU has a GPO Called "Staff User Policy" linked to it. when
User Y logs into Workstation X the "Staff User Policy" does not get
applied, nor does it show up in RSOP. If I move computer X out of the
Workstations OU, and have User Y log in the policy gets applied.
I can not find a setting in the "Base Workstation Policy" that would
prevent the "Staff User Policy" from being applied. The "Staff User
Policy" does not show up in the RSOP under filtered. These OUs are at
the same level in the tree, (there are not inside of each other.
Any help would be appreciated.
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