2000 GPO Question

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I have a 2000 Terminal Server which has several GPOs applied to it (User and Computer) as we know i cant run RSoP to determine which GPOs have applied as 2000 doesnt support it. My question is, how can i find which GPOs are being applied without the use of RSoP ?

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Manually.

Sorry, but that is the only way that comes to mind.

Assuming that you know what GPO's are set then you will have to spend time testing to see if the GPO's are doing what they are supposed to be doing on the clients.

 

Thanks guys, managed to track the GPO. Can someone now explain how loop back processing works ? !!!

 

I bookmarked this when I was trying to work it out - hope it helps;

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/231287