Enable Remote Assinstance in Group Policy
amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
I following the Microsoft Press Book for the 70*290 and the book asked to either enable Remote assistance on System Property or using goup policy. I decide to use group policy. I did the following:
- Active Directory
- Right Click Domain Controller
- Hit the Group Policy Tab
- Hightighted the default Domain Controller Policy
- Hit Edit
Now on the Group Policy Object Editor i did the following
- Hit the plus on Admininstrative Template
- + System
- Click Remote Assistance and then I enable Soicited Remote Assistance
- I try to do the remote assistance and still showing as if it is disable
Can anybody tell what I'm doing wrong. Thanks for your time and help
- Active Directory
- Right Click Domain Controller
- Hit the Group Policy Tab
- Hightighted the default Domain Controller Policy
- Hit Edit
Now on the Group Policy Object Editor i did the following
- Hit the plus on Admininstrative Template
- + System
- Click Remote Assistance and then I enable Soicited Remote Assistance
- I try to do the remote assistance and still showing as if it is disable
Can anybody tell what I'm doing wrong. Thanks for your time and help
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royal
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Group Policy for clients take 90 minutes to apply with a 30 minute offset (so anywhere from 90 to 120 minutes). Group Policy also does a forced update every 16 hours. For Domain Controllers, group policy updates every 5 minutes.
You can speed this up by doing a gpupdate /force.“For success, attitude is equally as important as ability.” - Harry F. Banks -
amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
I got the Group Policy Management , I had to download it from here http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=0A6D4C24-8CBD-4B35-9272-DD3CBFC81887&displaylang=en
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amb1s1
Member Posts: 408
The problem was that I need it to logoff and then log back in. Now I can do the remote assistanceroyal wrote:Group Policy for clients take 90 minutes to apply with a 30 minute offset (so anywhere from 90 to 120 minutes). Group Policy also does a forced update every 16 hours. For Domain Controllers, group policy updates every 5 minutes.
You can speed this up by doing a gpupdate /force. -
dynamik
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Didn't the gpupdate /force tell you that you had to log off? It's always told me when I needed to log off or restart for settings to take effect. User settings are applied when a user logs on and computer settings are applied when Windows loads, so you usually (always?) need to take those actions after making changes. -
jibbajabba
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On the client - you can use 'gpresult /R' to display the policy applied ...
gpresult /H <filename>
exports it to an html file ..
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