Managing Dock settings with WM

Is there a way in Workgroup Manager to manage the "Download" Icon on the Dock for a group preference?
I would like to always manage the Dock for our users under the group account settings. Now in WM I see check marks for "My Applications" and "Documents" which work fine (they change to display as a stack instead of what the default OS views as a folder but whatever, I can live with that).
For some reason I don't see an option for a "Download" icon.
As a last resort I believe I could push a command though Apple Remote Desktop (a program we own) via from this link.
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20050713192614308
I can also manually attempt to locate the download folder in each user and modify the dock that way but that's a pain, I'm trying to deal strictly with group settings before having to touch each user.

There are some third party solutions that have worked for others in the past:
You would need a user.js file and a lock file with a list a preferences please see the instructions on how to do this:
*[kb.mozillazine.org/Locking_preferences]
*[https://mike.kaply.com/2014/12/16/managing-firefox-with-group-policy-and-policypak/]

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    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:455 Interface ID: {9538E3E7-197E-4A34-82B6-F457DC25D35D}
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:455 Compartment ID: 1
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:455 Setting the CompartmentId [1] on the current thread
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:455 GetDomainControllerConnectionInfo: Enabling bandwidth estimate.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:502 Started bandwidth estimation successfully
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:502 GetDomainControllerConnectionInfo: Getting Ldap Handles.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:502 GetLdapHandle:  Getting ldap handle for host: DC-MLIB.DOMAIN-NAME in domain: DOMAIN-NAME.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:502 GetLdapHandle:  Server connection established.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:502 GetLdapHandle:  Binding using only kerberos.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 GetLdapHandle:  Bound successfully.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\dskquota.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\iedkcs32.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\iedkcs32.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\iedkcs32.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 ProcessGPOs:  No site name defined.  Skipping site policy.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 GetGPOInfo:  ********************************
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:518 GetGPOInfo:  Entering...
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:533 GetMachineToken:  Looping for authentication again.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:580 GetMachineToken:  Looping for authentication again.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 GetMachineToken:  InitializeSecurityContext failed with 0x80090324
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 GetGPOInfo:  Failed to get the machine token with  -2146893020
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 GetGPOInfo:  Leaving with 0
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 GetGPOInfo:  ********************************
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 ProcessGPOs: GetGPOInfo failed.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 ProcessGPOs: No WMI logging done in this policy cycle.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 ProcessGPOs: Processing failed with error -2146893020.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 ProcessGPOs: Boot/Logon Policy processing - checking if UBPM trigger events need to be fired
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 CheckAndFireGPTriggerEvent: Fired Policy present UBPM trigger event for Machine.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 Application complete with bConnectivityFailure = 0.
    GPSVC(338.27c) 10:55:30:596 Application complete with bConnectivityFailure = 0.
    GPSVC(338.4d0) 10:55:32:281 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Entering with target Machine and event 0xd94
    GPSVC(338.4d0) 10:55:32:281 Client_InitialRegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.4f0) 10:55:32:281 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(338.4d0) 10:55:32:281 Client_RegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.4d0) 10:55:32:281 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Exiting with status = 0
    GPSVC(338.384) 10:55:32:281 Target = Machine, ChangeNumber 0
    GPSVC(338.384) 10:55:35:900 SID = S-1-5-21-1599696121-1964574698-334091239-301107
    GPSVC(338.384) 10:55:35:900 bMachine = 0 
    GPSVC(338.384) 10:55:35:900 Setting GPsession state = 1
    GPSVC(338.384) 10:55:35:900 Message Status = <Applying user settings...>
    GPSVC(338.6c4) 10:55:35:900 Setting GPsession state = 1
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:900 StartTime For network wait: 11200ms
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:900 Current Time: 19546ms
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:900 MaxTimeToWaitForNetwork: 7034ms
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:900 TimeRemainingToWaitForNetwork: 0ms
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:900 UserPolicy: Waiting for machine policy wait for network event with timeout 0 ms
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 GPLockPolicySection: Sid = (null), dwTimeout = 30000, dwFlags = 65538
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 LockPolicySection called for user <Machine>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 Sync Lock Called
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 Reader Lock got immediately. m_cReadersInLock : 1
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 Lock taken successfully
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 UnLockPolicySection called for user <Machine>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 Found the caller in the ReaderHavingLock List. Removing it...
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 Setting lock state as notLocked
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 UnLocked successfully
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:35:915 GetDomainControllerConnectionInfo: Enabling bandwidth estimate.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 Started bandwidth estimation successfully
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 GetDomainControllerConnectionInfo: Getting Ldap Handles.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 GetLdapHandle:  Getting ldap handle for host: DC-MLIB.DOMAIN-NAME in domain: DOMAIN-NAME.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 GetLdapHandle:  Server connection established.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 GetLdapHandle:  Bound successfully.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 ProcessGPOs: Computer's domain is same as user's domain so using user's domain DC
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 GetLdapHandle:  Getting ldap handle for host: DC-MLIB.DOMAIN-NAME in domain: <Unspecified>.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:430 GetLdapHandle:  Server connection established.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 GetLdapHandle:  Bound successfully.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\dskquota.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\iedkcs32.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\iedkcs32.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for C:\Windows\System32\iedkcs32.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ReadGPExtensions: Rsop entry point not found for gptext.dll.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPOs:  No site name defined.  Skipping site policy.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 GetGPOInfo:  ********************************
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 GetGPOInfo:  Entering...
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 SearchDSObject:  Searching <OU=People,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 SearchDSObject:  Found GPO(s):  < >
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 SearchDSObject:  Searching <DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 SearchDSObject:  Found GPO(s):  <[LDAP://CN={31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0]>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://CN={31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 EvaluateDeferredGPOs:  Searching for GPOs in cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  Searching <CN={31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  User has access to this GPO.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  GPO passes the filter check.
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  Found functionality version of:  2
    GPSVC(338.718) 10:55:36:446 ProcessGPO:  Found file system path of:  <\\DOMAIN-NAME\sysvol\DOMAIN-NAME\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}>
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:821 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Entering with target Machine and event 0x3dc
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:821 Client_InitialRegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.6b8) 17:59:09:821 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:821 Client_RegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:821 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Exiting with status = 0
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:09:821 Target = Machine, ChangeNumber 0
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:837 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Entering with target Machine and event 0x448
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:837 Client_InitialRegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:09:837 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:837 Client_RegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(418.430) 17:59:09:837 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Exiting with status = 0
    GPSVC(338.6b8) 17:59:09:837 Target = Machine, ChangeNumber 0
    GPSVC(3b0.3c0) 17:59:11:085 CGPNotify::UnregisterNotification: Entering with event 0x16c
    GPSVC(3b0.3c0) 17:59:11:085 CGPNotify::AbortAsyncRegistration: No asyn registration is pending
    GPSVC(3b0.3c0) 17:59:11:085 CGPNotify::UnregisterNotification: Canceling pending calls
    GPSVC(3b0.3c0) 17:59:11:288 Client_CompleteNotificationCall: failed with 0x71a
    GPSVC(3b0.3c0) 17:59:11:288 CGPNotify::UnregisterNotification: Cancelled pending calls
    GPSVC(3b0.3c0) 17:59:11:288 CGPNotify::UnregisterNotification: Exiting with dwStatus = 0x0
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:12:380 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:12:380 Target = Machine, ChangeNumber 0
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:13:051 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:13:051 Target = Machine, ChangeNumber 0
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:13:285 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(338.30c) 17:59:13:285 Target = Machine, ChangeNumber 0
    GPSVC(338.5a0) 17:59:14:143 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Entering with target Machine and event 0xf04
    GPSVC(338.5a0) 17:59:14:143 Client_InitialRegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.6b8) 17:59:14:143 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(338.5a0) 17:59:14:143 Client_RegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.5a0) 17:59:14:143 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Exiting with status = 0
    GPSVC(204.228) 17:59:59:897 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Entering with target Machine and event 0xb50
    GPSVC(204.228) 17:59:59:897 Client_InitialRegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(338.6b8) 17:59:59:897 Target = Machine
    GPSVC(204.228) 17:59:59:897 Client_RegisterForNotification: User = machine, changenumber = 0
    GPSVC(204.228) 17:59:59:897 CGPNotify::RegisterForNotification: Exiting with status = 0
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessGPO:  Found common name of:  <{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessGPO:  Found display name of:  <Default Domain Policy>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessGPO:  Found user version of:  GPC is 1, GPT is 1
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessGPO:  Found flags of:  0
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessGPO:  Found extensions:  [{3060E8D0-7020-11D2-842D-00C04FA372D4}{3060E8CE-7020-11D2-842D-00C04FA372D4}]
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessLocalGPO:  Local GPO's gpt.ini is not accessible, assuming default state.
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 ProcessLocalGPO:  GPO Local Group Policy doesn't contain any data since the version number is 0.  It will be skipped.
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 GetGPOInfo:  Leaving with 1
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 GetGPOInfo:  ********************************
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 GetGPOInfo:  ********************************
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:58:941 GetGPOInfo:  Entering...
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:097 SearchDSObject:  Searching <OU=FM-Security Video Servers,OU=FM-Servers,OU=FM,OU=Department OUs,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:097 SearchDSObject:  Found GPO(s):  <[LDAP://cn={B957D759-2AF4-4592-95B8-5B7C62F9B340},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0]>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:097 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={B957D759-2AF4-4592-95B8-5B7C62F9B340},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 SearchDSObject:  Searching <OU=FM-Servers,OU=FM,OU=Department OUs,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 SearchDSObject:  Found GPO(s):  <[LDAP://cn={E8A9990E-57AD-4B7B-BAE4-C56E20FB6314},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={251254DD-27DC-419F-816D-C51CDB309D8F},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0]>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={E8A9990E-57AD-4B7B-BAE4-C56E20FB6314},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={251254DD-27DC-419F-816D-C51CDB309D8F},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 SearchDSObject:  Searching <OU=FM,OU=Department OUs,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 SearchDSObject:  Found GPO(s):  <[LDAP://cn={1A42DA26-38F9-491C-940B-9D37895BE92A},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;1][LDAP://cn={F3D0434D-3EFF-4713-908C-3D8AB8189FB9},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={F03FA73B-A5B5-496B-94E5-5315D1D8F5F3},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={386C2C68-BB18-483B-AF36-92E76C1178D2},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={3D83F7A1-D4C2-4F8E-8808-CD5415D5A91E},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={462C2912-2318-4F46-A082-8BCC07EBDA29},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={7690B141-A1C2-4381-BD63-1AF5C09B4456},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={62C29217-3E25-42FC-8469-78312109323E},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={E795AC88-A750-45AF-870C-7EEDF00AA64A},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={B7C7410F-A3C0-4F12-8C3A-245C317EDFBA},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={CE1F85C1-DF2D-4E34-898B-2D6E3D0B55BE},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={D1B4C3BE-41CD-41B2-8A26-BE2EFD6953D0},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={E2673882-F33C-4879-AE75-583829D8BDA8},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={074DE127-4DBA-43F2-9C19-5953AD76CE9F},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={F4BAB9C5-0B6E-426B-93D3-1950A7002DC7},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0][LDAP://cn={4A2C73AF-509F-4434-AF58-1AB3888959B4},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****;0]>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 SearchDSObject:  The link to GPO LDAP://cn={1A42DA26-38F9-491C-940B-9D37895BE92A},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=**** is disabled.  It will be skipped for processing.
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={F3D0434D-3EFF-4713-908C-3D8AB8189FB9},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={F03FA73B-A5B5-496B-94E5-5315D1D8F5F3},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={386C2C68-BB18-483B-AF36-92E76C1178D2},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={3D83F7A1-D4C2-4F8E-8808-CD5415D5A91E},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={462C2912-2318-4F46-A082-8BCC07EBDA29},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={7690B141-A1C2-4381-BD63-1AF5C09B4456},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={62C29217-3E25-42FC-8469-78312109323E},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={E795AC88-A750-45AF-870C-7EEDF00AA64A},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={B7C7410F-A3C0-4F12-8C3A-245C317EDFBA},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={CE1F85C1-DF2D-4E34-898B-2D6E3D0B55BE},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={D1B4C3BE-41CD-41B2-8A26-BE2EFD6953D0},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={E2673882-F33C-4879-AE75-583829D8BDA8},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={074DE127-4DBA-43F2-9C19-5953AD76CE9F},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  Deferring search for <LDAP://cn={F4BAB9C5-0B6E-426B-93D3-1950A7002DC7},cn=policies,cn=system,DC=ad,DC=*****,DC=****>
    GPSVC(338.718) 18:01:59:113 ProcessGPO:  ==============================
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