Re: Why is restarted needed for setting to take effect
- From: Darren <Darren@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 06:55:01 -0800
Many thanks for your reply - could I just check something, if I leave members
in a group and then change the settings in the policy that the group is
assigned to, will they still need to logoff/restart for the changes to take
effect?
Thanks
"Florian Frommherz [MVP]" wrote:
Darren,.
Darren wrote:
Would anyone know why is I assign a policy to a group of users and computers
then a restart is need on the PC's before the settings take effect, but if I
add the users and computers individually (not in a group) then the settings
take effect at the next policy refresh time without any restart? This is
happening at the moment and I don't really want to have to add each users and
computer individually - it would take too long for a start considering you
can only add one entry at a time.
You are saying that you have Group Policies defined that have security
filtering applied to special AD groups - to filter the scope of the policy?
If so, this is how Windows works. This isn't a Group Policy issue but a
group membership thing as Windows only "refreshes" group membership if
the user logs out and back in / the machine is restarted. This has to do
with the access token that is generated at user logon and machine
startup - group membership is only evaluated at that time to reflect the
changes in the user's /computer's token.
Cheers,
Florian
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