The GPO's are not apllied after updating Windows NT4 SP6 Hight encryption pack

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I had updating a computer Windows NT4 Workstation SP6 Hight Encryption Pack with Windows XP Pro, and the GPO's are not applied. My domain controler is under Windows 2000 Server with active directory. Is there anybody who can help me

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Kendal
 
Kendal said:
Hello,

I had updating a computer Windows NT4 Workstation SP6 Hight Encryption
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Pack with Windows XP Pro, and the GPO's are not applied. My domain controler
is under Windows 2000 Server with active directory. Is there anybody who can
help me ?

Kendal,

GPOs or Group Policy Objects are ONLY applied to machines that are aware of
them. This is Windows 2000 or later (so Windows 2000 Professional, Windows
XP, Windows "Longhorn" etc for the client OS and also the 2003 and 2000
Server products)
GPOs are not and never were applied to Windows NT 4.0 systems - they still
use the NTCONFIG.POL file form the Netlogon$ share.

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Kendal said:
Hello,

I had updating a computer Windows NT4 Workstation SP6 Hight Encryption
Click to expand...
Pack with Windows XP Pro, and the GPO's are not applied. My domain controler
is under Windows 2000 Server with active directory. Is there anybody who can
help me ?
 
Ok, but the computer is now under XP Pro after a migration from a NT4 Workstation with SP6 Hight Encryption Pack.
 
OK - sorry - I did not see the fact that you had actually done an upgrade.
So the machine that is not receiving GPOs is actually a Windows XP
Professional machine in your domain.

Check to ensure it is in an OU that is subject to GPO.
Check to see if the machine or user logging onto that PC is given the right
permissions on the GPO to allow it to be read and applied to the machine
and/or the user.

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Regards,

Mike
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Mike Brannigan [Microsoft]

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rights

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kendall said:
Ok, but the computer is now under XP Pro after a migration from a NT4
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Workstation with SP6 Hight Encryption Pack.
 
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