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Hi all, According to the book "Group Policy Fundamentals", the gpt.ini which is the one flat file in a policies template (GPT) subfolder, should / //hold the version number of the GPT as well as the information that's equivalent to the gpcMachineExtensionName and gpcUserExtensionName attributes found on the GPC object in AD. [...] For very old GPOs, you might also see a little text snippet in the gpt.ini that says "displayName=New Group Policy Object". This snippet is the same when you're using very old Group Policy creation tools. / I am creating my GPOs on...

...;GPO GUID>}/USER/Scripts/Logon/logon.bat 3. Enabling the script on windows (with the "Group Policy Management" tool) alters the following files: (a) /var/lib/samba/private/sam.ldb (b) /var/lib/samba/private/sam.ldb.d/DC=MYDOMAIN,DC=CO,DC=UK.ldb The change in (a) adds a GUID to "gPCUserExtensionNames" within object DN "CN={<GPO GUID>},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=mydomain...." A similar change is made in (b) , plus "replPropertyMetaData" is altered. This I can view using "ldp.exe" on Windows but I don't understand it. There may be other things that h...

...ws 10 machine to the domain the gpupdate /force command printed this errors all of my policies. filtering not applied (empty) On the server side everything looks fine. I checked the tdb files under the /var/lib/samba/private/sam.ldb.d/ folder. The "PCMachineExtensionNames"? and "gPCUserExtensionNames" values are been set. Any tips would be very useful. Best, Robert Csorba