What to do? Improve this question. Ben Pilbrow 12k 5 5 gold badges 34 34 silver badges 57 57 bronze badges. Just to rule out weirdness, have you done a gpupdate on an affected machine?
I restarted the machine several times since it was computer policy and my understanding is that computer policy changes require a restart - and upon restart it should do a gprefresh. I just did one anyway though and I posted the gpresult above.
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If you are new to Active Directory, you are lucky to be able to work with these much-anticipated features. After running dcgpofix , the delegations tab looks like:. I have had the message that the security permissions for the GPO were different than expected, or similar I don't quite remember what sequence of events led to that message, but I have had it before.
Looking at other GPOs and their delegations, it would appear that the DDP's delegations are perhaps incorrect after running dcgpofix? The DC does have the CA role installed, but I don't think it's being used, and is probably full of errors.
I don't know enough about CAs in the environment to turn it off, or spin up another one that's another issue for another time The command does NOT produce an error However, I thought that dcgpofix was supposed to restore the DDP to the original?
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I've tried the following two commands from an elevated CMD logged in as a domain admin: Text. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Jon Dehen Chipotle. Justin This person is a verified professional.
Windows Server expert. Is there anything in event viewer related to FRS? What does this output: Text.
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