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Local group policy are overridden
Name: daghelge Date: November 14, 2002 at 01:44:25 Pacific OS: Windows 2000 CPU/Ram: P III 500 mhz, 128 mb RAM
Comment:
Is it possible to avoid the local group policy to be overridden by the the group policy defined in Active directory when logging in to a domain.
Our users need 2 policies : One policy when they logged inn to a win 2000 terminalserver. This policy are defined in an organizational unit in Active Directory and have many restrictions.
The second policy are the local policy on Win 2000 Pc's. Users should have administrator rights to their win 2000 pc's
Last I heard, local policies only come into play when not connected to a Domain. Other than that, a Domain policy will always override a local one. It's a pecking order.
Summary: Thanks Glen! Kinda figured it out. I got my gpos to be applied by editing the default gpo settings on my domain controller and have the gpo settings be applied to any client or member server logging i...
Summary: Thanks Glen! Kinda figured it out. I got my gpos to be applied by editing the default gpo settings on my domain controller and have the gpo settings be applied to any client or member server logging ...
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