![]() They are clearly saying that drive mapping CSE processing skipped as there is no change in version number. #Gpo mapped drives windows 7#Well, now I enabled GPO debug logging on my Windows 7 machine and started looking at the logs. This made me to realize that drive mapping CSE didn’t triggered at all. I ran rsop and there drive mapping processing time is not updated. Initially I am not sure why the drive mapping is not happening at every login. Problem#1: Drive mapping not happening at every login After taking a break, I followed the divide and conquer method. The very big mistake I did to resolve above is, trying to resolve both the problems at same attempt and really mixed up the things and made myself confused. Background processing of drive mapping is not working.Drive mapping is not happening at every attempt.Finally after applying multiple tests like this, I came to a conclusion that, I have below two problems… I surprised and made relogin again, this time they mapped. Again, what I did is, I re-logged into the machine and found that they are not in place still. What I did to make my life tough is, I deleted the mapped drives after login and did a “gpupdate /force” no drives were mapped L. If you start playing with it to satisfy different kind of situations, then you are caught. So, I decided to write this post to help my blog visitors by providing as much as information I have gathered/learnt in Drive mapping related things.Īs said before, things are really smooth when you configure drive mapping preference for the first time. It’s easy as you see, but very difficult when you want to troubleshooting. If all of the above commands return positive results, then you should check your client’s network and domain settings for any issues as everything else is correct on the DC end.I had spent real huge amount of time in dealing with drive mapping in Group Policy preferences in last week. Lastly, ensure that your DC and domain is accessible via RPC protocol through the below command: - ‘ nltest /dsgetdc:hostname of DC ’ Try to reset the DNS resolver cache on client computers. Also, do ensure that your DNS server or DC is reachable and pingable through the below commands successfully. For that, run the below command and check the IP and hostname whether it is configured as the correct DNS in IP configuration in the client system or not ‘ netdom query fsmo ’Ĭ) Once the above is done, please check the replication between the DCs is working correctly or not by executing the below commands one by one and analyzing their results ‘ Dcdiag /v >c:\dcdiag1.logĭ) Ensure that the ‘gpt.ini’ file exists on your DC at ‘\domain.local\SysVol\domain.local\Policies\’ path and if not then your GPO server might be at risk of corruption of essential system files. ![]() DFRS (Distributed File Replication Service) is used for SYSVOL replication, to confirm that run the below command and check its result ‘ dfsrmig.exe /getglobalstate ’ -> If the result shows: 3 (ELIMINATED), then its Okī) Then check whether which DC has the FSMO roles installed on it. ![]() Thus, please check the connectivity of the DC/Group policy server from the client system as below: -Ī) Check the SYSVOL replication is happening correctly or not. ![]() ![]()
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