Re: GPO is FFiltered (EMPTY) WHY?????

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Make sure that the user accounts that you want the logon script to apply to
are also in the OU since it is part of user configuration. --- Steve


"dave Admin" <dmackler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> We use Server2003, SP1. Downloaded and instaled the GPO MAnager.
> Practiced a logon script on a test server and workstation and it worked
> fine. Does not work in Production. When I do a gpresult on a workstation
> in the OU is is linked to only the Default Domain Policy is applied. The
> logon GPO is filtered with the caveat "Empty". This implies there is
> nothing set in the GPO; but there is, the logon script is set. The script
> works, we can execute it directly and the drive mappings properly appear
> and the users have read rights to the folder and vbs script.
>
> What would cause the script to appear empty, be filtered or simply not be
> applied to the OU it is linked to, it is enabled, and I set Enforced also
> daveM
>
>


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