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KevinW
Odd question I know, but I just can’t figure out why this isn’t
working. I am trying to build a GPO to configure clients to my WUS
server. At the root of the domain I have a the GPO created, it looks
like this:
"domainroot\"POL Windows Update"
Now the computer object sits down a couple OU’s:
"domainroot\departments\test\computers\"iss-2k04"
For whatever reason (and there are no inheritance blocks anywhere down
the chain), the GPO that sits at the domainroot will not apply to the
computer object. Howver, if I create the GPO in the "test" OU in
that path listed above, it applies just fine to the computer. The GPO
management console lists the GPO in the root as inhertited in that
computers OU, but like I said it doesn’t apply.
I wasn’t sure if there was a limit to how far down a GPO applies. I
don’t think so, but it would be the only thing that explained this.
working. I am trying to build a GPO to configure clients to my WUS
server. At the root of the domain I have a the GPO created, it looks
like this:
"domainroot\"POL Windows Update"
Now the computer object sits down a couple OU’s:
"domainroot\departments\test\computers\"iss-2k04"
For whatever reason (and there are no inheritance blocks anywhere down
the chain), the GPO that sits at the domainroot will not apply to the
computer object. Howver, if I create the GPO in the "test" OU in
that path listed above, it applies just fine to the computer. The GPO
management console lists the GPO in the root as inhertited in that
computers OU, but like I said it doesn’t apply.
I wasn’t sure if there was a limit to how far down a GPO applies. I
don’t think so, but it would be the only thing that explained this.