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George Schneider
I have an OU that caintain another OU beneath it. The aprent OU is called
WSUS and the lowere OU is called W2K. W2K contains all W2K workstations and
WSUS contains the WinXP workstations. I have an GPO on each. WSUS contains
the settings for Windows update as well as a login script to enable automatic
updates and start the service becuase the services are stoped and disabled.
W2K runs a login script to correct DSRT issues.
Both login scripts are computer policies.
The strange thing is everythingr uns fine on the XP cleints.
For the W2K clients who are not at the main site where the script is located
in the netlogon directory on the main DC it appears the script is not running.
Shouldn't the GPO flow down to the W2K direcotry. Is there any reason why
the script to start automatic updates wouldn't apply to cleints at a
different site.
Any help would be most appreciated.
WSUS and the lowere OU is called W2K. W2K contains all W2K workstations and
WSUS contains the WinXP workstations. I have an GPO on each. WSUS contains
the settings for Windows update as well as a login script to enable automatic
updates and start the service becuase the services are stoped and disabled.
W2K runs a login script to correct DSRT issues.
Both login scripts are computer policies.
The strange thing is everythingr uns fine on the XP cleints.
For the W2K clients who are not at the main site where the script is located
in the netlogon directory on the main DC it appears the script is not running.
Shouldn't the GPO flow down to the W2K direcotry. Is there any reason why
the script to start automatic updates wouldn't apply to cleints at a
different site.
Any help would be most appreciated.