Re: Group Policy doesn't apply

From: "Harj" <cisqokid@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 24 Jan 2007 07:44:27 -0800

Hi,

This is a single server you mention that is having this problem so I
would not even think about restoring the sysvol.
Well the two NICs could deem a problem but on the NIC connected to the
domain, make sure it is pointed to a DNS authoritative to your domain
as primary DNS.
Question here is why it is not registering it's DNS records on it's
own. Is the DHCP client service running on this machine?
Could it be that this server being unable to register it's records, it
is unable to read records that it needs to read?
If this still fails, I would disjoin and rejoin this machine to the
domain.

Good luck

Harj Singh
Power Your Active Directory Investment
www.specopssoft.com

On Jan 23, 3:40 pm, Lafayette techie
<Lafayettetec...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I would prefer not to restore the Sysvol as no other servers or computers are
experiencing any problems...I just dis-joined and rejoined but still
receiving the errors. When I run GPRESULT, I get lots of LookupAccountSid
failed with 1789 error

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