Hi,

I've noticed that one of our dc's (dns server, dhcp and
also wins) is creating several files named "%
security=impersonation dynamic false" (with the first
letters changing) everytime a gpo is applied. I've checked
and managed to see that the server was reaplying the
policies every 5 minutes - i've changed this setting on
the registry ( the MaxNoGPOListChangesInterval value i've
changed it to 960 decimal) and it stopped reaplying the
gpo every 5 minutes - also the file stopped being created
every five minutes.

however it is created everytime a policy is reapplied, and
this file has the following content:
"Error 0 to send control flag 0 over to server."

I was wondering if this is normal procedure, and why is
this file created?
..

Does this look like your issue?

323555 Logging for Security Configuration Client Processing Creates Extra
Files
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=323555

NOTE: This hotfix is included in Service Pack 4.
--
David Everett
Microsoft Corporation

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"maria pereira" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:bd4701c40c11$fba7ec00$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I've noticed that one of our dc's (dns server, dhcp and
> also wins) is creating several files named "%
> security=impersonation dynamic false" (with the first
> letters changing) everytime a gpo is applied. I've checked
> and managed to see that the server was reaplying the
> policies every 5 minutes - i've changed this setting on
> the registry ( the MaxNoGPOListChangesInterval value i've
> changed it to 960 decimal) and it stopped reaplying the
> gpo every 5 minutes - also the file stopped being created
> every five minutes.
>
> however it is created everytime a policy is reapplied, and
> this file has the following content:
> "Error 0 to send control flag 0 over to server."
>
> I was wondering if this is normal procedure, and why is
> this file created?
> .
>
>