Not entirely sure what is happening with the preferences you are setting in Group Policy? You can enable Group Policy "Logging and Tracing" which should give you a better idea.
The settings can be found in Group Policy Editor, under:
Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\System\Group Policy
Enable whichever policy settings you require
Reboot the machine and log on
Logs can be found in the following locations:
User trace %COMMONAPPDATA%\GroupPolicy\Preference\Trace\User.log
Computer trace %COMMONAPPDATA%\GroupPolicy\Preference\Trace\Computer.log
Planning trace %COMMONAPPDATA%\GroupPolicy\Preference\Trace\Planning.log
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
Domain Controller Replication
When setting up a domain, you really should check that all domain controllers are replicating successfully. It is also useful to check this when troubleshooting domain related problems too, just in case a DC is out of sync.
At the command prompt, on the DC you are checking, type:
repadmin /showrepl
That's it!
Obviously there is a bit more to this command. For instance, to check the replication status of a different domain controller, you would use:
repadmin /showrepl <servername> /u:<domain name>\<username> /pw:*
At the command prompt, on the DC you are checking, type:
repadmin /showrepl
That's it!
Obviously there is a bit more to this command. For instance, to check the replication status of a different domain controller, you would use:
repadmin /showrepl <servername> /u:<domain name>\<username> /pw:*
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