GPO(s) not being applied, Current Bandwidth >= Bandwidth Threshold?
we've had rash of group policies "stop" applying. today spent of day troubleshooting , here's i'm at.
rsop.msc, when @ "display gpos , filtering status"
cn={8f0af15b-ca97-4630-b0cf-17be7017d128},cn=policies,cn=system,dc=unitedcamera,dc=local
not applied (unknown reason)
found information on how turn on gpsvc.log try , more information. find around particular gpo this:
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gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:298 getbandwidthestimate returned bandwidth = 640584.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:298 getbandwidthestimate returned latency = 0.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:298 getbandwidthestimate returned cost = 0.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:298 getbandwidthestimate returned connection type = 6.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:298 getbandwidthestimate returned direct access = 0.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:298 isslowlink: bandwidth threshold (winlogon) = 500.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:299 isslowlink: wwan policy (system) = 0.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:299 isslowlink: current bandwidth >= bandwidth threshold.
gpsvc(31c.f30) 15:15:29:299 evallist: object <cn={8f0af15b-ca97-4630-b0cf-17be7017d128},cn=policies,cn=system,dc=unitedcamera,dc=local> cannot accessed
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in case both client , dc virtual machines on same physical hardware. watching through vm console not see excessively high virtual network utilization on either machine. same problem has been seen between physical clients , our physical dc, don't think it's vm related.
problem started 3 weeks ago, unfortunately our change tracking isn't sufficient tell if did patching or updates clients or servers may causing this.
i've read couple technet posts on group policy slow link detection treatise on group policy troubleshooting–now gpsvc log analysis!
both informational, neither helped me understand may root cause of problem or can reach resolution.
hi,
thanks post.
in opinion, problem may caused installing update ms16-072.
i suggest try fix problem following actions.
- add authenticated users group read permissions on group policy object (gpo).
- if using security filtering, add domain computers group read permission.
for more information, refer articles below.
ms16-072: security update group policy: june 14, 2016
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3163622
ms16-072 – known issue – use powershell check gpos
best regards,
jay
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What a fantastic perspective! I appreciate the positivity and motivation you bring to your writing. Looking forward to more!
ReplyDeleteCheck if the network connection Domain esia slow or unstable, as high bandwidth usage can delay or prevent GPO(s) from being applied properly.
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