Question.
You have assigned a log on script to an EU via group policy.
The script is located in a shared network folder named Scripts.
Some users in the EU receive the script and others do not.
What might be the possible causes?
Answer.
Security permissions might be a problem if some users do not have ready access to the scripts folder.
They will not be able to apply policy.
Also, security filtering on a GPO might be the cause of this problem.
Question What GPO settings apply across slow links by default?
Answer.
Registry, policy processing and security policy apply even when a slow link is detected.
You cannot change this setting question.
You must ensure that a domain level policy is enforced, but the managers group must be exempt from
the policy.
How would you accomplish this?
Answer.
Set the link to be enforced at the domain level and use security group filtering to deny the apply group
policy permission to the managers group common issues and Troubleshooting Tips Common Issue Troubleshooting
Tip group policy settings are not applied to all users or computers in an o u where a GPO is applied.
Check security filtering on the GPO.
Check WMI filters on the GPO group policy settings sometimes required to restarts to apply enable the
always wait for network at startup and log on policy setting.