Win7 Computer Config group policy not applying

Hi all: I am having a bit of trouble getting a Computer Configuration group policy to apply in Windows 7 using ZCM 11.2.3. I have two group policies, one for User Configuration settings and the other for Computer Configuration settings. User Config GP is associated with users and Computer Config GP is associated with Workstations. ZCM shows both policies as being successfully applied. Yet, if I run rsop.msc to generate a resultant GP set, all Computer Config settings show up as undefined.
I have used this same technique in XP for many years without issue. I suspect the User Config GP is overwriting all GP settings as it is the last to be applied, but since that policy is ONLY for User Config settings I do not see how. Can someone show me the "errors of my ways"?
Thanks a bunch, Chris.

I have an identical policy setup - a policy wherein "Computer configuration" is checked and configured (I don't even touch the User related settings) and is applied to workstations as well as a second policy with "User configuration" checked and configured (as with the computer policy, I don't touch the Computer related policy in this User policy) and applied to users. I set it up that way because I want general settings specific to our environment to exist and be effective for all users including IT staff in the Computer policy. I then want to restrict users within the User Policy. I have no Active Directory.
The computer settings apply intermittently with no rhyme or reason, which makes it difficult to troubleshoot. I have Internet Zone Assignments configured in the Computer policy, so specific users have problems when this policy is not effective which is how I became aware of the problem. I found that I can run "gpudate /force" as the user and the computer policy becomes effective, which is what I do most of the time since it's a quick fix and I can move on to other things. I've tried changing the order the policies are applied. I am considering creating a single policy with both computer and user settings and associating it with users in hopes that it will always apply, but thought I'd check out the forum before doing so. ZCM 11.2.3 and Windows 7.

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[When more than one Windows Group policy is applied to a device, the
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>>> On Friday, March 15, 2013 at 12:34 PM, in message
<[email protected]>, Scott Malugin<[email protected]> wrote:
> This was in another post felt it need its on post and subject.
>
>
> 11.2.3 has help, but now on device that have 11.2.3 the security policy
> is
> not applying. I have 4 device I'm testing on one was a clean instill of
> 11.2.3 the other 3 were upgraded, out of all 4 only one the security
> policy
> is applying right. Where would the security policy be store when it is
> applied to a device. Is their a better way to apply security policy.
>
>
> I found that the gpttmpl.inf file is not being copy to the
> [C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\Microsoft\ Windows NT\SecEdit]
> folder and did confirm that it is in the zcm meachine cache folder
> [C:\Program Files
> (x86)\Novell\ZENworks\bin\handlers\CacheFiles\Work stationCache\GroupPoli
> cy\M
>
> achine\Microsoft\Windows NT\SecEdit]. I manual copy it to the SecEdit
> folder
> logged off back on and then did get the Security Options Settings set
> properly.
>
> So why is it not copying it over, the Registry.pol file is and all other
> group policy are working (so far). And on the one computer that Security
> Options is working right on and running 11.2.3 the gpttmpl.inf is not in
> the
> [C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\Microsoft\ Windows NT\SecEdit]
> folder ether and I have checked computers that are still on 11.2.0 and
> the
> Security Settings are applied but the gpttmpl.inf file in not in the
> [C:\Windows\System32\GroupPolicy\Machine\Microsoft\ Windows NT\SecEdit].
> Is
> ZEN suppose to copy gpttmpl.inf to the system32 group policy folder and
> if
> so can this be fix? I really need Security Settings to apply.
>
> Hope this makes sense.
>
> And I have this problem on both 32 & 64 bit windows 7
> I don't know if this affects Windows XP because I don't have any
> Security
> Settings for XP set.
>
>
> Thanks
> Scott

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On 7/31/2014 8:26 AM, shazzypoos wrote:
>
> I should add that when you looked at the "Click for Details" to the
> right of the Effective "Failed" status the message is "Policy
> Enforcement Failed : The action (0) threw an exception. Message (1).
> Exception (2) (grouppolicy, "None of the source locations could be
> found"
>
> Hmmmm! Currently in closest server rules there is only the server for
> the site it's on set - we do not want it to come back to the Primary for
> policies. As I say, this was working before the weekend upgrade. Thanks!
>
>
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I have 2008 R2 DC's with a functioning level of 2003. Our domain servers are a mix of 2003, 2008, 2008 R2, and 2012 and our clients are a mix of Windows 7 Pro and Windows 8.1 Pro.
I recently made a change to the Default Domain Policy located at Computer Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options
For the Security Policy setting called: Network security: Configure encryption types allowed for Kerberos
refer:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj852180(v=ws.10).aspx
We needed to implement a similar scenario a few years ago (when we introduced Windows7 into our estate).
We had an SAP/NetWeaver implementation which always worked on WinXP, but failed on Win7.
We had to enable the DES ciphers, since those were disabled by default in Win7. We discovered that we also needed to enable all the other ciphers (those which are enabled by default[not configured]).
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a) the feature will "revert" to default behaviour
b) the feature will retain the current configured behaviour but becomes un-managed
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(This is also a really good example of not doing this sort of stuff in the DDP. It could have borked your whole domain :)
What I'd suggest, is that you re-enable your ciphers for KRB settings again - this time, enable all the ciphers that would normally be "default", let that replicate around, and allow time for domain members to action it.
Then, set the setting back to Not Configured. This way, the "last" settings issued by GP will be those you want to remain as the "legacy".
Note: the GP settings reference s/sheet, has this to say:
Network security: Configure encryption types allowed for Kerberos
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This policy is supported on at least Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2.
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Thanks for your reply. basically this error occurs with in same location as well as branch location. i have check event log in AD but not got any specific error. AD health status is ok. AD to AD synchronization also working well. All the client machine running
on windows 7 64 bit and few of them are windows 8.
Please suggest. if you need any event log for analysis i can send you.
Thanks
I recommend you examine the event logs upon an affected client machine. Specifically, look for the surrounding events on that machine (both System, and Application logs), for the hours previous and the hour after.
The time period may vary according to your environment (e.g. what is expected/normal for your environment, your configured GP refresh cycle-time).
e.g., are there network drops, or power drops, or system crashes, restarts at the similar time.
if it's a laptop, is it wireless? Was there a transition from wireless to wired operation?
Is there VPN in use?
If you are able to compare with another machine (I would encourage that), to understand what "normal" looks like in the logs, so that you have some kind of baseline data for comparison.
Other checks, maybe confirm that the machines are updating as required (have the relevant WindowsUpdates etc), and consider if some security/protection/firewall software might be interfering with normal Windows operations.
Also the potential for malware or virus, which can disturb many basic services (ensure a scan is performed and returns clean).
If you have the opportunity for an affected user to contact you urgently when the symptom occurs, check that the gpt.ini file is accessible from their PC.
e.g.: \\example.net\sysvol\example.net\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB
984F9}\gpt.ini
This file is hosted within the replicated SYSVOL share on your DC's, so check that it is accessible.
You might also validate the particular GPO this refers to, and check each of your DC's holds the correct copy of the files for that GPO GUID.
If you open that GPO, and perform a minor change to it (e.g. add a comment), then click Apply, OK, this should cause the GPO contents to replicate an updated version (be cautious, depending upon the nature of that GPO !!!)
Don
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