If I have two policy 1: defualt policy
2: XXX policy
and no override or block inhertitance selected.
So if I had not defined something in policy 1 but I did in policy 2 will it
take affect. What I mean is example ( Computer logout after 10 minutes) is
defined in policy 2 but not in 1. Will this work.
No1 has higher presedence over 2.
The way I would like is that No1 ( default domain policy ) to be implemeted
domain wide. Since we just have one OU that shouldn't be a problem.
Then policy 2 should only apply to few computers. In filtering I have
created a group
where I have added the computer names. But for somereason policy 2 is not
applying.
Re: security log filling/ audit policy being overwritten ... sure that you do not have no override configured on any domain level GPO. ... is meant to prevent closer level policy from overriding settings defined in that GPO ... After checking the audit policy in the default domain controller ... hour later they were all changed back to success and failure for all events. ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
Re: security log filling/ audit policy being overwritten ... > sure that you do not have no override configured on any domain level GPO.... > is meant to prevent closer level policy from overriding settings defined in that GPO ... After checking the audit policy in the default domain controller ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
Re: security log filling/ audit policy being overwritten ... > sure that you do not have no override configured on any domain level GPO.... > is meant to prevent closer level policy from overriding settings defined in that GPO ... After checking the audit policy in the default domain controller ... (microsoft.public.win2000.security)
Re: Local setting vs. Effective setting w/ GP?? ...Password policies do not override local policies.... >>> local policy affects local account meanwhile domain policy affects domain>> accounts.... (microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory)
Re: AD Group Policy Help ... Don't set the No Override flag on it either. ... The order of policy processing is Local, ... > I am trying to set up an Active Directory Domain controller.... I have my group policies set with no override. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory)
