Problem with GUID of GPO
 




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Problem with GUID of GPO

 
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Baba
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PostPosted: Mon May 15, 2006 2:19 pm    Post subject: Problem with GUID of GPO Reply with quote

Hi to all.
I have this problem: some days ago i have create a GPO with GUID xxxxx, now
the GUID is yyyyy. Why? in the SYSVOL there is the directory yyyyy and not
directory xxxxx
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PostPosted: Mon May 15, 2006 9:06 pm    Post subject: Re: Problem with GUID of GPO Reply with quote

Flesh this question out with full attribute names and values. I got that you
have a directory with a certain GUID name YYYYY, but where are you getting that
it should be XXXX where are you taking that GUID value from. There are a couple
of GUIDs involved.

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Baba wrote:
Quote:
Hi to all.
I have this problem: some days ago i have create a GPO with GUID xxxxx, now
the GUID is yyyyy. Why? in the SYSVOL there is the directory yyyyy and not
directory xxxxx
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