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Posted by David Anderson on May 15, 2006, 12:23 pm
Please log in for more thread options I wasn't sure if I had accidentally changed the setting or not. Right now,
the Default DC GPO is linked to the DC OU and the local forest. There are
settings in the Default DC GPO that are being applied to clients that I do
not want so if I remove the forest from the links that would unlink the
Default DC GPO from the clients right?
What is RSoP? Kind of new at this stuff.
> In normal Windows AD the Default DC GPO is linked to the DC OU,
> and in the DC OU there are only DCs. I would expect this is how SBS
> also sets up this part of AD control. If so, the policy settings in the
> Default DC OU would apply only to DCs.
> What specific policies are you seeing applied to workstations from
> this GPO, and, are you sure those are not set also elsewhere, in a
> different GPO (perhaps linked to the domain object).
> You may find using the RSoP capability with GPMC (download the
> Group Policy Management Console) can help you diagnose this.
>
>
> We recently installed a Windows 2003 SBS server and I was wondering if by
> default the Default Domain Controllers Policy should be changing settings
> for the client computers or just the DC. It appears to be applying its
> settings to the client computers. Is this the default behavior?
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
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