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Instructor
- Sep 11, 2008
- 9
First let me apologize if this is the stupidest question of all time.
Next let me introduce myself, my name is Craig and I teach in a school in Resolute Bay, Nunavut, Canada... 600 miles above the Arctic Circle. There are no techs up here to help me with my problem! I have the task of setting up our new server running windows 2003. I have NEVER setup nor worked on a server before! I have to learn everything as I go.
That being said my problem may be something that I don't see, maybe I created my users, groups or OU wrong. But the problem that I am having now is group policies.
I have installed the Group Policy Management Console snap-on (or is that snap-in). And here is what I have done.
I created an OU called school this was created right under my domain. Then I created another OU called students and another on grade 9-12.
domain
- school
- students
- grade 9-12
Then in the "active directory users and computers" I created a user in the grade 9-12 OU called test_t. This user use a profile set to \\server\profiles$\%USERNAME% this roaming profile work fine.
SO, I want to create a group policy that controls my users, so I can set proxy, home pages... you know group policy stuff!
So in the GPMC I right click "Group Policy Objects" and go to "new". Give my new policy a name "test".
Next I right click my OU students and "Link an existing GPO", and select "test" from the list.
Then I right click the GPO "test" and edit. From there I go -user -windows -internet -connection -proxy settings and enable proxy settings.
So just to summarize. I have a user created in a OU. That OU have a GPO linked to it. The GPO has a proxy setting set in it... sooooo I would think that when my user test_t logs in is I were to go to -internet options -connections -lan settings I should see the proxy server that I set.... right?
Well that does not happen. nothing happens. This all started from me wanting to setup folder redirection (which is a group policy thing) so my students can stop moaning about login times!!
Please, please help a guy from the arctic!!
Next let me introduce myself, my name is Craig and I teach in a school in Resolute Bay, Nunavut, Canada... 600 miles above the Arctic Circle. There are no techs up here to help me with my problem! I have the task of setting up our new server running windows 2003. I have NEVER setup nor worked on a server before! I have to learn everything as I go.
That being said my problem may be something that I don't see, maybe I created my users, groups or OU wrong. But the problem that I am having now is group policies.
I have installed the Group Policy Management Console snap-on (or is that snap-in). And here is what I have done.
I created an OU called school this was created right under my domain. Then I created another OU called students and another on grade 9-12.
domain
- school
- students
- grade 9-12
Then in the "active directory users and computers" I created a user in the grade 9-12 OU called test_t. This user use a profile set to \\server\profiles$\%USERNAME% this roaming profile work fine.
SO, I want to create a group policy that controls my users, so I can set proxy, home pages... you know group policy stuff!
So in the GPMC I right click "Group Policy Objects" and go to "new". Give my new policy a name "test".
Next I right click my OU students and "Link an existing GPO", and select "test" from the list.
Then I right click the GPO "test" and edit. From there I go -user -windows -internet -connection -proxy settings and enable proxy settings.
So just to summarize. I have a user created in a OU. That OU have a GPO linked to it. The GPO has a proxy setting set in it... sooooo I would think that when my user test_t logs in is I were to go to -internet options -connections -lan settings I should see the proxy server that I set.... right?
Well that does not happen. nothing happens. This all started from me wanting to setup folder redirection (which is a group policy thing) so my students can stop moaning about login times!!
Please, please help a guy from the arctic!!