[THIN] Re: GPO Issue

  • From: "Jeff Pitsch" <jepitsch@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 14:31:20 -0400

Now that you mention it Joe, redirection policies are applied the first time
and then not touched again unlesst hey change.  That may be why it's not
being removed properly.  It's the login scrip that is confusing because the
login scripts are typically part of the GPO itself when specified in a gpo.


But you make a valid point about the same profile, I would use GPO to specify a completely separate profile for the other OU. then you eliminate this problem altogether.


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On 9/1/06, Joe Shonk <joe.shonk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

You're using the same TS Profile for the other servers, but not the same Redirection Policies? Somehow, that doesn't make sense. Does the other OU have its own set of policies? As far as I know, GPO settings are not unapplied when a user logs off so some settings may be saved in their profile.



Joe


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Hello -



I have a GPO that contains user and computer settings for a group of users
being applied to Citrix servers running 2003 that are in a certain OU within
our Active Directory.  Within this policy are folder redirection settings
for appdata, my docs, desktop, and start menu.  Their is also a logon script
that is set to run in the policy as well.



The problem is that when a user logs onto a different terminal server that
is not in this OU, they get their folders redirected and the logon script is
running as well.  I do not know why?  It shouldn't....?



Also, if I am logged onto one of these other servers that shouldn't apply
the policy, I am running RSOP.msc and it doesn't show any of the settings
from my GPO being applied?



I am baffled.



Any ideas why this might be happening?



...hopefully it is just friday and I am overlooking something simple.



Thanks!





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