How do I check to see what changes have been made to group policy on a Windows Server 2003. I have a client which the network admin got fired and they have profile issues such as the default printer does not stick, user settigs change in Outlook and Internet Explorer settings do not stick after rebooting the computer and logging into the domain. Any help would be appreciated.
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Pretty sure it's limited and even then you have to have had it enabled in the first place:
What kind of change management was in place in general?
What kind of change management was in place in general?
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bonafide247
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Is there a logon script? Might explain why changes won't stick.
You may also want to check RSOP on some accounts, to see what Policy settings are being applied.
You may also want to check RSOP on some accounts, to see what Policy settings are being applied.
Sorry, I thought you wanted to see if the sacked admin had made unauth changes to the GPO's and you were trying to audit and track those changes.
As bonfide247 said, run the RSOP wizard if you want to see what settings are being run. Also, run gpresult on the machines in question to see GPOs and also security group membership.
As bonfide247 said, run the RSOP wizard if you want to see what settings are being run. Also, run gpresult on the machines in question to see GPOs and also security group membership.
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