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For the trouble centers, only parts of the policy are applying. For example, under the User config, the Administrative templates apply fine, but the Windows Settings do not get pushed at all.

I'm still having problems with this. Under both the computer and user sections of the GPO, I have enabled the "Group Policy slow link detection" sections and set them to 0kb. My computers are still not updating - gpupdate does nothing. I know the policies are working fine, because they do...

So if I want to apply my gpo regardless of connection speed, I should do the following? Disable: "Administrative Templates\System\Group Policy\Group Policy slow link detection" for both the Computer and User configs. Are there any other settings that I need to change?

I have 70 remote offices and GPO works fine on my local subnets, but will not work at my remote offices. They are connect via VPN of DSL. GPUPDATE /force does not seem to make a difference. Any ideas?

This is such a simple question, but somehow my brain just can't remember the answer. Anyhow, I have multiple domain controllers and need to know which one I connected to. Thanks, Mark

At the risk of soundind stupid: Huh? What did that response mean?

One of my users keeps receiving the following message whenever she tries to log in to OWA: "A folder with the same name already exists. Please use a different name." This happens no matter what - I've tried cleaning the IE temp files, and it even shows up if we use a different...

Actually, I am trying to do this system-wide. It's seem very inefficient to have to do this at every workstation. Is there any way to do it server side? Thanks for the feedback, though.

I'm sure this is really simple, but I have not been able to figure it out. I would like to attach a legal disclaimer to all of out outgoing mail messages. That's all. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mark

I am having a small problem that I wanted to run by you. I'll explain our setup to you first and then the problem. We are currently using Exchange 2000 as our primary server (DCPMAIL). We also have a secondary server (DCPMAIL2) that is an Exchange 5.5 server that is in the same organization...

That did it. I can't believe I didn't check there! I thank you, sir.

I am able to reach the log in screen, but no matter what I do I receive this: OWA was unable to get to your inbox. I understand that in NT4 you need to 'log on locally' but how do you do this in Win2k, or is this not even the problem?

I just received a Pix 506 and I am starting off real simple. All I want to do is allow my users web access to start off with. I am able to reach the web with direct IP's but I cannot use DNS(i.e. www.yahoo.com). What do I need to do to get this functioning?