Hello James,
Thanks for your suggestion.
When we had two servers in the pool, we were pushing GPO using rsync
from PDC at every 30 minutes. However when we added the two more domain
controllers, our rsync script turned to be a pull from PDC every 30
minutes. Would this have made those policy objects inconsistent?
We have set up sysvol replication using rsync unidirectional that is a
push from pdc.*******.com to dc1.*******.com every 30 minutes. However
on the dc2.*******.com and dc3.********.com the cronjob executes on
dc2.*******.com and dc3.*********.com every 30 minutes and pulls the
contents of sysvol. cron job is working properly on all servers.
Surprising part is, in a specific network the client PCs fail to read
and apply GPO. Whereas in other network, we find it is working properly.
Command "gpresult /r" on client shows Group Policy applied from
"pdc.******.com" whereas the logon sever remains either dc1 or dc2 or
dc3 or pdc. The same pdc.********.com throws error in a specific
network. This makes us think whether it is a network issue. One more
important observation is if we stop samba-ad-dc on either dc2 or dc3
(two more domain controllers) even the specific network segment that is
giving problem also works properly. This gives makes us to suspect the
"GPO Pull" is making GPO inconsistent with PDC. Probably we have to
push
the GPO to all additional domain controllers from pdc.*********.com
using rsync?
In fact, we have even tested, "software push" to clients using GPO,
startup scripts etc., and every thing was working properly till
inclusion of dc2 and dc3.
Your suggestions are welcome.
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Thanks & Regards,
Anantha Raghava
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On 08/12/17 6:44 PM, lingpanda101 via samba wrote:> On 12/7/2017 7:53 PM, Anantha Raghava via samba wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> On two of our 4 Domain Controller Servers, the Group Policy Objects
>> have developed some issues. Windows are reporting that Group Policy
>> objects cannot be read.
>>
>> Any recommendation to reset the Group Policy Objects. We are taking
>> daily backup using Samba_Backup script.
>>
>> In the past, there was a recommendation not use "samba-tool ntacl
>> sysvolreset". Can we use it now. By the way we are using Samba
>> version 4.7.1.
>>
>>
> You can use sysvolreset safely. However I would check your sysvol
> replication process and verify no errors are being reported.
>