GPO only applied if user account within OU container

From: Jago (Jago_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/10/04

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    Hi,

    I have a W2K AD infrastructure and I have a problem with the application of
    a GPO which is filtered by security group.

    I have setup as follows:

    1. created a OU called 'terminal server'
    2. moved my TS server to this OU
    3. created security group called 'TS Standard' (with member user =tsstandard)
    4. created a GPO named 'standard' in the terminal server OU
    5. restricted/filtered security on the GPO by removing authenticated users
    and adding the security group TS Standard - set read permissions and apply

    When I logon the my TS machine using the tsstandard user, the standard GPO
    is not applied

    If I move the user account into the TS Standard OU, the GPO is applied

    My understanding is that the GPO should be appied without having to move the
    user account into the OU. Correct?

    If this is not the case, please explain?

    If my understanding is correct, can someone help me as I have run out of
    ideas?

    I have used gpresult, GPMC and diagnostic logging. The GPO is just not
    applied.

    Thanks,

    Jago


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