Workstation policy not appearing in wmsched.exe

I have installed the desktop management client to a number of workstation
and they are registered in the workstation container in Console1. These
workstatioons will not inventory. I have looked in wmsched.exe on them
and it is empty. I have checked the workstation inventory policy and it
is configured to run from Monday to Friday from 9.00 for 14 hours. I have
tried to force a full scan with no effect. Any ideas?

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<[email protected]>,
dchitolie<[email protected]> wrote:
> In relation to the tid, i do not have any / in my containers?
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>
> NameNotFoundException [Root exception
> iscom.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601 (0xfffffda7)]
> 27-Dec-2008 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 03-Jan-2009 23:00:03 Removed
workstation:T87306.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 03-Jan-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:50 Removed
workstation:T84740.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:50 Removed
workstation:T87424.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:50 Removed
workstation:T87324.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 10-Jan-2009 23:00:51 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 17-Jan-2009 23:00:16 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 31-Jan-2009 23:00:07 Removed
workstation:T85290.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 31-Jan-2009 23:00:08 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
>
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:36 Removed
workstation:T87327.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:37 Removed
workstation:T87484.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:39 Removed workstation:T93380.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 14-Mar-2009 23:00:39 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 22-Mar-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 28-Mar-2009 23:00:48 Removed workstation:T88849.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 28-Mar-2009 23:00:49 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 29-Mar-2009 23:00:27 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> 05-Apr-2009 23:00:32 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 12-Apr-2009 23:00:23 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 26-Apr-2009 23:00:21 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 03-May-2009 22:59:55 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 10-May-2009 23:00:04 Removed workstation:T88842.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 10-May-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 24-May-2009 22:59:47 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> 21-Jun-2009 23:00:38 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
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> 28-Jun-2009 19:06:03 No removal policy found.
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> 28-Jun-2009 21:05:29 No removal policy found.
> 28-Jun-2009 22:05:12 No removal policy found.
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> 29-Jun-2009 01:04:21 No removal policy found.
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> 29-Jun-2009 04:03:30 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 05:03:13 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 06:02:56 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 07:02:38 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 08:02:22 No removal policy found.
> 29-Jun-2009 09:02:05 No removal policy found.
> 05-Jul-2009 23:00:30 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 12-Jul-2009 23:00:44 Removed workstation:T82363.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 12-Jul-2009 23:00:44 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 19-Jul-2009 23:00:28 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 26-Jul-2009 23:00:19 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 02-Aug-2009 23:00:41 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
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workstation:T85264.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
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workstation:T85266.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 16-Aug-2009 23:00:24 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 23-Aug-2009 23:00:20 Removed
workstation:T85261.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 23-Aug-2009 23:00:21 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 30-Aug-2009 23:00:02 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 06-Sep-2009 23:00:19 Removed workstation:T82722.Workstations.CecilRd.WF
> 06-Sep-2009 23:00:20 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 13-Sep-2009 23:00:13 Removed
workstation:T85336.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 13-Sep-2009 23:00:15 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:31 Removed
workstation:T82715.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:32 Removed
workstation:T87490.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:32 Removed
workstation:T87810.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 20-Sep-2009 23:00:33 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 27-Sep-2009 23:00:03 Removed
workstation:T85179.Workstations.BilletRd.WF
> 27-Sep-2009 23:00:04 Removed
workstation:T87494.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 27-Sep-2009 23:00:05 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 04-Oct-2009 23:00:22 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 11-Oct-2009 23:00:03 javax.naming.NamingException [Root exception
> iscom.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -637
> (0xfffffd83)];remaining name 'T87395'
> 11-Oct-2009 23:00:04 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 18-Oct-2009 23:00:35 Removed
workstation:T87395.Workstations.BuxtonRd.WF
> 18-Oct-2009 23:00:36 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 30-Oct-2009 17:30:31 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
> 30-Oct-2009 17:35:39 javax.naming.NameNotFoundException [Rootexception
> is com.novell.service.jncp.NDSException: ccode = -601(0xfffffda7)]
>
> Any ideas.....
> thanks
> regards
>
> Dennis--
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Associations
Groups (Teachers, Students)
I can get the workstation policy to apply with no problem. The problem comes when a users logs on. It doesnt matter if a new user is being created or if they are simply just switching users. User group policy doesnt apply randomly. The strange thing is it does copy down to the machine. If I connect to the admin share on a newly imaged workstation (with no policy applied) and open c:\windows\system32\ you see the creation of GroupPolicy.Usercache Folder and it copies to the GroupPolicy Folder which is were it applies policy from. Also you can see policy dynamically changing if different users logs on. The Registry.pol updates in the c:\windows\system32\ GroupPolicy.Usercache\User folder and c:\windows\system32\ GroupPolicy \User Sometimes group policy applies and sometimes it does not. When a user logs on you see the policy that was copied down apply. For example the run option is taken away from the start menu. During the log on process this remains in effect but when the process completes its almost like policy is take away. When this occurs I can run WMSCHED.Exe and reapply the user policy and it will apply sometimes. I tried applying group policy through both groups and organizational units. Both with the same results. I was wondering if anyone has had issues with applying group policy with ZEN or if I am doing this incorrectly. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

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Workstation policies not refreshing...

Hi,
We have a number on workstations in one area of our university whose desktop policies do not refresh following build/rebuild.
Workstations are members of a group and a policy package is associated with that group which deploys printers and makes some tweaks. The workstation can be rebooted any number of times but the policies don't appear. Run wmsched and click "Refresh" and there they are.
Is there a means of forcing the workstation to refresh its policies (other than by manual intervention) or troubleshooting what might be going on?
We're using Zenworks 7 and Windows XP SP2 and SP3 clients.
Thanks in advance,
Matt

The only way I've ever been able to reliably refresh policy is with a reboot (workstation) or login (user). Some settings will update via the wmsched.exe tool, but not consistently.
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Originally Posted by leekie
Hi,
We have a number on workstations in one area of our university whose desktop policies do not refresh following build/rebuild.
Workstations are members of a group and a policy package is associated with that group which deploys printers and makes some tweaks. The workstation can be rebooted any number of times but the policies don't appear. Run wmsched and click "Refresh" and there they are.
Is there a means of forcing the workstation to refresh its policies (other than by manual intervention) or troubleshooting what might be going on?
We're using Zenworks 7 and Windows XP SP2 and SP3 clients.
Thanks in advance,
Matt

Policy not being applied to users

I have a group policy that used to work, but now has decided it does not want to be applied to the workstations anymore. I don't know what may have happened to make is stop working.
It's a pretty restrictive policy for students. I have the exact same policy for two other groups of students that still work. All three policies were copied from the same set of files. In other words, I make a change to one, then copy the files to the other two because they reside on different servers. Yes, I do open each one in C1 to update the timestamp.
When I run wmsched, the policy is there in the list, but the settings are not applied. I can log in to the PC with one of the other student accounts and their policy is applied.
The login I'm using to test with has R rights to the policy location - the same rights that the other users have to their policies. I have also tried more rights with no different results.
The DLU part of the policy runs, and I have turned off the windows firewall. I have also created a brand new policy from scratch to rule out any corruption in the old policy and I get the same results.
Apparantly, my workstation policy for this group is not being applied either. The other two groups' policies apply like they are supposed to. So this means that neither policy assigned to this group of students/workstations is working.
Any ideas?
Thanks

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Inventory Policy not showing up in the scheduler - XP

We are testing an XP flavor of the company-wide image. I noticed none of
the XP test systems have the Workstation Policy in the scheduler. Zen is
running OK, Windows 2000 clients have the policy in the scheduler, I can
ping zenwsimport. I am using Netware 4.2 SP2 client. One thing I noticed
is that there is no executable called ntscan.exe on the XP systems. I
executed WSREG32, but the machine still did not register itself in
the "Workstations" container. We are using Console One 1.3.5. The policy
packages were created with that version. I only found one TID referencing
my problem...TID10084969....but the solution is not relevant in my case.
Can anyone offer a solution. Please reply to [email protected]

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