Group Policy
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Date: 07/16/04
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Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 04:41:40 -0700
Ahhh! Turns out even though I removed the templates form
the Global GP, it "remembered" the settings I had set. I
needed to add teh templates again, then set everything to
Not Configured, then wait for a global refresh of the
policy, then take off the admin templates until I can do
some more testing and convince the PTB that this would be
good in the long run! ;)
Will
>-----Original Message-----
>I already did a post, but I pressed enter for a new
line,
>and it posted the post before I finished!
>
>Anyway, the list of things I did was:
>1. Edited the domain Group Policy... this was a mistake
>because we have global sites, and I wanted only to do
>London.
>2. Removed edited templates form the global GP.
>3. Edited the London GP, and after 30 minutes or so,
>things started changing. This is good!
>4. After a day or so, realised I really need to change
>back, so I set EVERYTHING to "Not Configured", given the
>quote below from the Windows 2003 Office 2003 Group
>Policy document:
>
>*Not configured
> The policy is not enforced. If the policy was
> previously enforced, those settings are removed from
> the registry and the option returns to either the
> default setting or the last setting specified by the
> user.
>
>Still no joy, and hence my post.
>
>Now, I did set some settings in the domain policy before
>I realised my mistake and removed the templates...
before
>I changed everything to Not Configured... will this have
>had a residual effect, perhaps? How can I fix this?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Will
>
>.
>
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