GPO not applying (IEES) exceptions.

[Guest The Rev]

I made a post on 1/4/2008. The post was describing how I would log in and get

the folowing error. (Windows cannot access the specified device, path, of

file. You may not have the appropiate premissions to access the item.)

I followed Vera Noest recommondations through the control panel and I was

able to log into the programs. I also set the \\server & IP address on the

GPO of the terminial servers OU. I also used some of the group ploicys from

the "Locking Down Windows 2003 Term Servers Sessions". Launching unsafe files

is also Enabled.

 

When our users log in , they now get the message that i was getting from the

beginning. If I set \\server name it in the GPO why is it not applying to

whom ever log in?

 

I must set it up that all users can access all programs that is on the

server A.S.A.P.

Thank you in advance..

[Guest The Rev]

RE: GPO not applying (IEES) exceptions.

 

I resolved my own problem. I had not assigned my TS server to the OU. WHen I

did this, the users were able to open programs.

 

"The Rev" wrote:

> I made a post on 1/4/2008. The post was describing how I would log in and get

> the folowing error. (Windows cannot access the specified device, path, of

> file. You may not have the appropiate premissions to access the item.)

> I followed Vera Noest recommondations through the control panel and I was

> able to log into the programs. I also set the \\server & IP address on the

> GPO of the terminial servers OU. I also used some of the group ploicys from

> the "Locking Down Windows 2003 Term Servers Sessions". Launching unsafe files

> is also Enabled.

>

> When our users log in , they now get the message that i was getting from the

> beginning. If I set \\server name it in the GPO why is it not applying to

> whom ever log in?

>

> I must set it up that all users can access all programs that is on the

> server A.S.A.P.

> Thank you in advance..

>

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